Last Week Meditations How to Be a Stoic How to Think Like a Roman Emperor Seneca’s Letters from a Stoic If you have anger issues, this one is a great tool (h/t mindyourbusiness) This week’s book: Discourses and Selected Writings Disclaimer: I’m not...
More fixing of my mistakes and starting on a real nice upgrade.
To those who enter lightheartedly upon the profession of lecturing Part II Last Week Meditations How to Be a Stoic How to Think Like a Roman Emperor Seneca’s Letters from a Stoic If you have anger issues, this one is a great tool (h/t mindyourbusiness) This...
The more I repeat an action, for good or bad, the easier it is to make a habit out of it.
One of George Washington’s favorite drinks.
Part II exploring if we study philosophy for the right reasons.
Do we study philosophy for the right reasons?
Third and final part on judging that which is good and that which is evil.
Continuing Epictetus’s lesson on knowing the difference between good and evil.
I like to drink, do you like to drink?
How do you know the difference between good and evil?
Has this been a useful way to spend 2 years?
How to not be unreasonably stubborn.
How to not feel anxious about what we don’t control.
How a Stoic should argue.
What is the beginning of philosophy?
Being a man and all the different roles that requires.
How to use the things we can’t control like an athlete uses a ball.
Cheating on your spouse is definitely not living in accordance with nature.
When to be confident?
When to be cautious?
Can you be both at once?
That we ought not to be angry with men; and what are the little things and the great among men?
How to see reality and not fall for twisted definitions and false equivalencies.
Stoicism is simple, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy.
Using difficulties to grow stronger.
For those who would be admired, and those who would follow Epicurus.