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337 – Evil Is the Absence of Empathy
Read more…: 337 – Evil Is the Absence of Empathy“Wherever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for kindness.” —Seneca In an age of outrage, empathy faces scrutiny. Is it a liability or the key to preserving humanity? Dive into the critiques and defenses of empathy, exploring its role in justice and…
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336 – Facts and Feelings: The Power of Objectivity
Read more…: 336 – Facts and Feelings: The Power of Objectivity“Between stimulus and response, there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” —Viktor Frankl The Stoics place a premium on rationality and objectivity to help manage our emotions. But how…
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335 – Stay Curious: The Stoic Case for Asking Why
Read more…: 335 – Stay Curious: The Stoic Case for Asking WhySocrates was considered the wisest man in Athens, not because he knew everything, but because he was curious. Discover how curiosity can be your greatest asset for personal growth. From challenging assumptions to embracing new perspectives, learn how this key trait leads to wisdom and…
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334 – Serious Joy: A Stoic’s Unexpected Superpower
Read more…: 334 – Serious Joy: A Stoic’s Unexpected SuperpowerExplore how Stoicism, often seen as emotionally detached, can actually be a pathway to genuine joy. Learn how Stoic principles like perspective, acceptance, and gratitude can help you overcome fear, find happiness, and thrive in life.
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333 – Do Better, Be Better: Maintaining Stoic Virtue in Times of Turmoil
Read more…: 333 – Do Better, Be Better: Maintaining Stoic Virtue in Times of TurmoilIn times of political division, it’s tempting to let anger and fear drive our actions. But what if we embraced Stoic principles instead? Explore why maintaining wisdom, justice, courage, and temperance is essential for a better society. Discover how to rise above tribalism, fear, and…
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331 – How We Make Ourselves Unhappy
Read more…: 331 – How We Make Ourselves UnhappyHappiness often eludes us not because life is inherently unfair, but due to our own expectations and perceptions. The Stoics teach that by letting go of these expectations and embracing what comes, we can find true peace and contentment.
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332 – Creating a Stoic Company: Interview with Geoff Roberts from Outseta
Read more…: 332 – Creating a Stoic Company: Interview with Geoff Roberts from OutsetaIn this insightful interview, Geoff Roberts of Outseta discusses how Stoic principles shape his company’s unique approach to business. By prioritizing transparency, eliminating hierarchy, and fostering a strong sense of ownership among employees, Outseta exemplifies a harmonious blend of personal growth and professional success. Discover…
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330 – Emotional Algebra: Interview with Dr. Erik Fisher
Read more…: 330 – Emotional Algebra: Interview with Dr. Erik FisherExplore the transformative power of Stoicism in enhancing mental health with insights from Dr. Erik Fisher. Discover how understanding and embracing emotions can lead to profound personal growth and resilience. Learn practical techniques on how to use Stoicism for better mental health and navigate life’s…
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329 – Stoicism vs. Brocism
Read more…: 329 – Stoicism vs. BrocismStoicism, often misunderstood and misused in today’s hyper-masculine culture, teaches us the importance of self-awareness, resilience, and compassion. True Stoicism is about controlling our thoughts and actions while treating others with kindness and humility. By embodying wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance, we can navigate life’s…
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328 – Q & A: Money, Politics, & Good Enough
Read more…: 328 – Q & A: Money, Politics, & Good EnoughIn a world fraught with financial stress, political discord, and personal insecurities, Stoicism offers timeless wisdom. By focusing on internal virtues over external possessions, understanding diverse perspectives in heated debates, and accepting oneself fully to foster genuine change, we can navigate life’s challenges with grace…
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