“[Treat] unenlightened souls with sympathy and indulgence, remembering that they are ignorant or mistaken about what’s most important. Never be harsh, remember Plato’s dictum: ‘Every soul is deprived of the truth against its will.’“
— Epictetus
78 – Deprived of the truth
Latest posts
-
·
What Does It Actually Take to Be Courageous? | 382
Courage, one of the four cardinal virtues of Stoicism, is what I consider the fuel for virtue, and really for…
-
Interview with Kelly McGinnis
Kelly McGinnis shares how two decades in Fortune 100 leadership (including roles like CFO and President) ultimately pushed her to…
-
·
What’s The Worst That Could Happen? | 380
“What’s the worst that could happen?” We’ve all heard this before. Usually it’s tongue in cheek just before something really…