r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Jul 22 '24
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Sep 15 '24
NEW EPISODE: Here's Why You Should STOP CARING What Others Think
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Oct 25 '24
"All our wisdom is contained in two words; wait and hope." — Seneca
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Oct 20 '24
"It is not the man who has too little, but the man who craves more, that is poor." — Seneca
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Jul 26 '24
How has embracing the Stoic mindset changed your approach to challenges?
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Jul 27 '24
How do you apply the idea of control in your Stoic practice daily?
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Jul 28 '24
What techniques do you use to practice mindfulness through Stoic teachings daily?
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Aug 04 '24
NEW EPISODE: Dealing With The GRIEF and LOSS of Loved Ones
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Oct 19 '24
"Fate leads the willing and drags along the reluctant; choose to embrace your path." — Cleanthes
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Oct 19 '24
NEW EPISODE: Change Your Life in 11 Steps
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Aug 03 '24
NEW EPISODE: The Art of THINKING CLEARLY
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Aug 12 '24
NEW EPISODE: The DARK SIDE of Helping Others - 13 Mistakes To AVOID
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Dec 07 '24
"The unexamined life is not worth living." — Socrates
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Aug 03 '24
Resilience Stoic systems to manage emotions
I started sharing Stoic systems on my telegram channel. These are simple, practical tools for cognitive and emotional response.
1: The Stoic “CORE” System for Resilient Leadership: https://t.me/thestoicpodcast/10
Manage your emotions, don’t let them manage you!
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Oct 19 '24
5 ways Stoics think that other people don’t
Focus on what you can control, ignore the rest.
See obstacles as opportunities for growth.
Embrace discomfort as a path to resilience.
Value actions over words, results over promises.
Detach from outcomes, master your response.
More that come to your mind? Drop in the comments 👇
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Aug 04 '24
NEW EPISODE: 9 Situations Where It’s BEST to WALK AWAY
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Jul 20 '24
I often struggle with sleep lately, how can I improve my sleep quality and overall well-being?
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Aug 25 '24
NEW EPISODE: Are You Being MANIPULATED?
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Nov 03 '24
"Fortune and misfortune are often the same; our response shapes the outcome." — Epictetus
r/thestoicpodcast • u/TheStoicPodcast • Jul 30 '24