7 Reasons Why Stoicism Is Made for Women Too (PROOF)
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🌺 Dive into the empowering world of stoicism with our enlightening video, "7 Reasons Why Stoicism Is Made for Women Too." This video shatters the misconception that stoicism is solely a male philosophy, showcasing how stoic women throughout history and today harness this powerful way of life.
🔍 We unravel how stoicism philosophy, often exemplified by Marcus Aurelius and Seneca, is equally relevant and beneficial for women. From practical stoicism applications in daily life to understanding the core principles of stoicism and love, we cover it all.
💡 Whether you're seeking stoicism exercises, stoicism 101, or a deeper understanding of what is stoicism, this video is a treasure trove of knowledge. We delve into stoicism and life, stoicism and success, and even explore stoicism meditations, making it a perfect guide for both beginners and veterans in the realm of stoicism today.
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📍Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction Words
0:56 Lesson #1 Navigating Societal Expectations
3:39 Lesson #2 Balancing Emotional Labor
6:16 Lesson #3 Overcoming Gender Bias
9:24 Lesson #4 Embracing Authentic Leadership
12:12 Lesson #5 Asserting Personal Boundaries
14:54 Lesson #6 Embracing Amor Fati in Adversity
17:15 Lesson #7 Practicing Stoic Reflection and Self-Awareness
19:51 Self-Reflection
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📌Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction Words
0:56 Lesson #1 Navigating Societal Expectations
3:39 Lesson #2 Balancing Emotional Labor
6:16 Lesson #3 Overcoming Gender Bias
9:24 Lesson #4 Embracing Authentic Leadership
12:12 Lesson #5 Asserting Personal Boundaries
14:54 Lesson #6 Embracing Amor Fati in Adversity
17:15 Lesson #7 Practicing Stoic Reflection and Self-Awareness
19:51 Self-Reflection
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Please can we stop judging people by their outlook, and embrace love in our heart for everybody on Earth and in heaven... And I would be more happy if we can all cherish stoicism. Because God says my people are perishing because they're lack of knowledge
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I am interested in joining.
To control my thoughts over situations that I cannot control helps me to stay calm and relaxed 😊
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So this is a feminist Channel about masculinizing women even though it's only queer woman that say this s*** not heterosexual woman so this is an LGBT Channel
As a female, I have watched many lessons on stoicism. Helps me to contain myself and not allow mistreatment and stand my own ground. I am still in my feminine, but I won’t tolerate bs or be controlled by others.
I walked away from my ex after he verbally disrespected me - 6 years wasted. But his words showed me how he really felt. I heard him loud and clear - walked away and haven’t looked back.
@Rosie-by9wf, it's empowering to hear how Stoicism has helped you stand your ground and maintain your dignity. Your decision to walk away from a disrespectful situation reflects the Stoic virtues of self-respect and wisdom. It's not about the years spent, but the strength you've gained. Do you feel that Stoicism has also helped you in moving forward positively after such a significant change in your life? Your journey is inspiring! 💪🌸
You picked him.
@@LoveOneAnotherHeSaidIs that an answer you learned from Stoicism?
I need to do... 😢😢😢😢😢14 yrs in disrespected the whole time but the first year😢😢
lost me at “as a female” can we stop calling ourselves that ? “as a women or lady” isn’t better ?
Didn’t even cross my mind that this philosophy had a gender, I just watch all the videos that come up about stoicism
@Carimars You're absolutely right. The common misconception that Stoicism is more male-oriented likely stems from the historical prominence of male Stoic philosophers. But as you've noticed, Stoicism itself doesn't prescribe to any gender. It's a philosophy that anyone can adopt.
What are your thoughts on how we can address and dispel this misconception, making it clear that Stoicism is as relevant and beneficial for women as it is for men? Your input could help others see this philosophy in a new light!
@stoicbond not OP, but I think the misconception that stoicism means not feeling emotion. Fairly or unfairly, women and feminity are associated with deep feelings and feel more free in expressing them. How would a woman outwardly express how she feels, while still practicing stoicism? Is that even possible? 🤔
@@homeostace7425stoicism is not about not feeling emotions, it's about how you react to the events you encounter
@@Huda-bu exactly
As someone how was raised with Catholic values i always feel like these old teachings talked more to your soul then your gender.
I feel there was not so mutch tension about petty stuff in these high vibration places. Its like athists want to invent the weel again.
As a women I have never felt in any way that stoicism was only ever for men. Life is taking whatever is in front of you and making it work for you. I don’t look at knowledge only belonging to a certain type of person.
Hey @klissia3289! 🙋♀️ Thanks for watching the video and sharing your thoughts! 🙌 It's great to hear that you've never felt restricted by stoicism as a woman. 💪 It's true that stoicism is for everyone, regardless of gender. 🌎 But do you think there are any unique challenges that women face when practicing stoicism? 🤔 I'd love to hear your perspective on this. Keep embracing life and making it work for you! ❤️
Same here.
Its interesting how tightly socially constructed gender will do that... l was noticing how masculine the videos on TH-cam are for pop stocism, thought it was funny, but never felt excluded (as a female). It actually made me wonder why men are being targeted so much for these kind of videos 😂
@@vannrandall2664 definitely! Stoicism quotes and the books I have read are so beautiful. Yes they are all men but who is to say these life lessons and experiences weren’t taught to them by their mothers wanting to raise knowledgeable and experienced men. 😂
Same here 😊
What resonated with me was the fact that women are always being told to think of other people first. I did that all my life - till the last couple of years when I decided I needed boundaries. Some people have gone from my life now that I am less willing to allow others to dictate. Others have entered my life that respect me more. Only a couple stayed with me and we have a more balanced friendship now.
@dayamitrasaraswati6276, your experience is a great example of a stoic principle in action: setting boundaries for personal well-being. It's impressive how you've reshaped your relationships by being true to yourself. Which Stoic teaching or figure inspired you in this process? How do you balance kindness towards others with your own boundaries? Your insights could be invaluable to others facing similar challenges.
@@stoicbond Seneca is my favourite stoic. I am reading "letters from a Stoic" which is very inspirational for me.
I balance kindness and compassion by allowing others to make their own decisions -even if their decision is to not value their friendship with you.
Seneca advises to judge a person before committing to a friendship. A bit like marriage I suppose- you don't pick the first one you come across.
I do not cut people out of my life. It's more allowing them to decide their own path and not clinging to something that may mean more to me than it does to them.
By not clinging you open up to new possibilities and new friends that may value you more.
I think the "do not care" part of stoicism applies to the powerful men who wrote down their approaches to life. But in fact, a world without caring people will END.
@@LoveOneAnotherHeSaidYou are completely missing the point. Stoicism does not mean you don't care. It means you care enough about yourself to not be controlled by others. If you don't set boundaries people will take advantage. I know because it has happened my whole life. Oh it's okay it's only here is their approach. The moment you say actually no, they get offended. Stoicism is not about having zero emotion, but about learning to control them instead of controlling other people. People who control others have zero self control.
It's unfortunate that many of us tend to learn these things later in life: the importance of self-respect and self-love (because others will mirror back to us how we perceive ourselves). Givers have limits, but there is no limit to those who only take. This is why the most giving and open-hearted grow resentful, but it's primarily a call to respect oneself enough to set necessary boundaries - even on our giving. Balance is key, as you have acknowledged. Your comment resonates.
Bloody hell is THIS refreshing. I'm a straight female. Stoicism is how I've endured the pressure to conform to more traditional (passive) work and lifestyle, gotten through the worst losses of my life, and am becoming a woman I can respect and admire. My goals: kind, firm, clear, and joyously individual.
Hey @biondna7984, thank you for sharing your experience with stoicism! 🙏 It's amazing to hear how it has helped you endure and grow as a woman. 💪 What specific practices or principles of stoicism have resonated with you the most? 🤔 Keep up the great work on your journey towards being a kind, firm, and joyously individual woman! 🌟
Completely agree! I relate to a lof of these concepts and was surprised to see the shift into predominately male focused content
@@stoicbond I learned from my loving but alcoholic and somewhat narcissistic mother to be a people-pleaser, to put everyone else first, which left me with self-dislike, impaired growth in my work, few real friends, and my own alcoholism. My first twenty-four year marriage was to a manipulative narcissist. I'm now twenty+ years sober. In that time I've also endured and politely accepted the dislike of a few others for staying true to myself. I feel better in my own skin than ever before, and now know what it feels like to be admired by others. I didn't think of what I've been doing as stoicism until I'd been watching these videos. After the death of my beloved second husband who demonstrably cherished me and told me I made him want to be a better man - still chokes me up - I now profess I prefer the company of strong, self-determining men like him. At 70, I'm also redefining age on my own terms, by habits and faith. Contrary to our culture's beliefs, old is good: wise, knowing, patient, fit, fun-loving, adaptable. I haven't learned all this just to hang out. Thanks for asking and thanks for these videos.
It's true; I found stoicism through Christianity. They're both one and the same. When we lose our life, we find it.
@@stoicbond Thank you for your kind encouragement. A brief answer to your question would be that I say a modified version of the Serenity Prayer every morning: "Thank you for the serenity to accept what I can't change; thank you for the gift of this day and the courage to do what I can."
"No person has the power to have everything they want, but it is in their power not to want what they don't have, and to cheerfully put to good use what they do have." - Seneca
True
Boundaries are important. Its crazy how men and women alike get so angry when another woman makes a boundary. Especially if youre typically the kind type of person. Maintaining a boundary without falling into negativity is something im looking to refine.
Just in case, mark the line with chalk, and carry a gun.
I'm an empath. It is difficult to set boundaries but I'm learning.
My narcissistic mother hates my boundaries, smh but it's ok, she will be alright. We are all individuals and have our own paths to walk💯
@@robinchilds7492same here. It was hard at first but it feels soooo good to stick to my boundaries and not allow anyone, not even parents, husband or adult children to cross them. No more taking advantage over me. Cross my boundaries and you're gone. I finally learned how to care about ME more than anyone else.😉
@@robinchilds7492 Huge misconception most people are "empaths" , having weak boundaries is rooted in other things
I was married to a narcissist for 38 years. Once I got away from all that manipulation and control I had to learn to survive on my own.
God Bless you in your journey
"Being kind to every person you meet is an uphill battle." - Socrates
As a 51 yr old woman, I have been through a lot in my life, I’m a single mother of a 25 year old son who has Asperger’s Autism, I have been divorced and been through bad relationships, I have minimal to no relationship with family members because they like to bully, and criticize you up and down, I was raised by my grandmother who passed away a few years ago, my parents have their own families and lives and seem to have nothing to do with me, I’m a nurse and my job is so stressful, I’m burned out….I live in New York City where life is so fast paced….my life is not easy, to say the least, but I remain STOIC, I pick my battles, I just go through life one day at a time, remain strong and face challenges and hardships head on… Ive finally found this channel that I think reflects my life and how I deal with it…thank you!
Hi @janice8523! Thank you for sharing your experience with stoicism in the comment section of the video. It sounds like you have been through a lot in your life, and I admire your strength and resilience in facing those challenges head on. 🙌
I'm glad you found my channel and that it resonates with your life. 🤗 It's always great to connect with like-minded individuals who understand the power of stoicism. Have you found any specific stoic practices or teachings that have helped you navigate through your difficult experiences? 🤔
I can only imagine how stressful and fast-paced life in New York City can be, but it's inspiring to see how you remain stoic in the face of adversity. Keep going and stay STOIC!
you are brave like my mummy
All I can say is bless your heart!
Come to the south…slower pace of life…pretty sure the nurses down here would agree that life is simpler down here…
Just stumped for a second. Your 1st four lines are my own current life points. Other similarities as well. Keep moving sis.
Kudos to any men that watch this also, with intent to grow awareness of women.
@Georginna123, your comment highlights an important aspect of Stoicism and its universal appeal. Stoicism, at its core, promotes understanding, empathy, and personal growth, which are vital for everyone, regardless of gender. It's encouraging to see individuals of all genders engaging with Stoic principles to enhance their awareness and understanding of others.
In light of your comment, I'm curious: How do you think Stoicism can help bridge the gap in understanding and empathy between different genders? Also, what aspects of Stoicism do you find most beneficial in fostering a more inclusive and understanding community? Your perspective could spark a valuable discussion here. Thanks for your thoughtful comment!
@@stoicbond hi! Well stoicism was influenced by many philosophers, one being Socrates. Socrates credits philosophers Aspasia and Diotima as his instructors and teachers. I believe many don’t know this. Female philosophers existed, just like female artists, and rulers existed in history but they are suppressed and not given the recognition men have. This creates the idea that stoicism is this male discipline when it is not. There needs to be greater exposure to female philosophers because it is not that women are not capable of this discipline they simply were not given the attention men were, and mankind has a history of misogyny and ignorance, and that still didn’t stop women’s ability to create, invent, rule, and be philosophers. It is frustratingly hard to find these women but they exist.
The aspects of stoicism that could foster inclusive community is the incessant repetition of stoicisms relation to emotion. This particular aspect is what made me curious with stoicism, I met men that would call themselves stoic when they did insensitive things, they summarized to be stoic is to be void and suppress emotion. I thought how could philosophers create such beliefs? Having learned myself stoicism is not to be void or the suppression of emotion rather the extreme control of one’s emotions(among other principles). I believe this is where men try to take ownership of stoicism. If men believe in stoic principles they need to learn those are principles influenced by female philosophers like aspasia and diotima. I wrote a paper on the art piece “Aspasia surrounded by Greek philosophers”. Stoicism is not a male philosophy, it is a philosophy for anyone with emotion and life.
@@stoicbondI have come to realize the identity you show up with will be rewarded by that treatment from others. For instance, someone who is Always the victim in Every situation will be victimized by those around them. It can become a vicious circle of expectations met - which eminate from the center of belief(s) aka A Self-fulfilling Prophesy!
Kudos to men? They should be taught from very young the importance of respect for all. Why should other woman have to correct or teach their sons? Besides, why are some men mindful and respectful, while others are despicable in attitude?
Look at their family background you'll learn a lot about the man he will become.😊
Men are fully aware of women already. They take us as we present ourselves and almost always respect any woman who is quietly strong, has healthy boundaries that rarely need explaining, understands that negotiating and compromise are how growth happens in relationships, is capable of beast mode but uses humility as her guide.
Men have always been aware - they know it when they see it. Just as they know a low quality woman when they see it.
I have been following stoicism philosophy for a relatively short time thanks to this stream, but the change in the way I lead my life has been profound. Most noticeable is a new sense of calmness and control, and a greater appreciation of my own worth. I am in my early seventies, so it's never too late to make a difference.
Hey @suzannekelly4882! 🙋♀️ Thank you for watching the video and for sharing your experience with stoicism. It's amazing to hear how it has positively impacted your life, especially at such a wise age! 👵 It's never too late to make a change and I'm so glad stoicism has helped you find a sense of calmness and appreciation for yourself. 🙏
What other changes have you noticed since incorporating stoic principles into your life? 🤔 Do you have any tips for others who may be starting their journey with stoicism? I would love to hear more about your experience and continue the conversation. 💬
Brilliant 😊❤
Thank u for sharing. I’m 64 and the closest I’ve gotten to this philosophy is being able to detach in love with healthy boundaries. Still I am learning a new sense of strength and power!!!
It's teaching me to be more in control in my emotions so they don't control me and my reactions in life. It's teaching me how to be at peace and letting go of negative experiences on a daily basis instead of holding on and dwelling on them over and over until I'm mentality exhausted. It's making me stronger and more confident in myself and my time.
@broncogurl86, it's inspiring to see how Stoicism is empowering you to manage your emotions and find inner peace. Which specific stoic practice has been the most helpful for you in overcoming negativity? How has this shift impacted your daily life and interactions? Your insights could greatly inspire others on a similar path.
Stoicism has been a lifeline to help me be a better person and lead a more fulfilling life.
I have given out 16 copies of Meditations by Marcus in the past 2 months...
It is LIFE CHANGING learning about stoicism...❤
There’s a book called emotional intelligence by Daniel Goleman which I found very helpful when starting my self control practice .
Forget the bullshit and go for the money.
I learned stoicism from my female family members... They had to go thru so much while being the foundation of our home and lives. I like to think they've taught me well
I stumbled upon stoicism a few days ago and discovered that I'm a stoic. I guess I naturally have a high EQ and have always been calm under pressure ever since I was a child. I believe I further developed my stoicism seeking personal growth following my divorce. My friends were amazed at how I handled my ex-husband cheating on me. I confronted them both (him and his mistress) in a calm state and walked away when I felt I needed to. I gave myself 3 months to process my emotions and told myself that by the 3rd month, I would let go of everything and I did. I then fully prioritized my inner peace. That was 8 years ago. I am currently in a relationship (5 years and counting) and boundaries were clear and set from the onset. I am no longer looking at relationships from an idealistic point of view but cherish it one day at a time.
I’m trying to get on your level❤
For a stoic woman, we don't sleep around. We know it's an inner power depleter. WE DO NOT DRINK. we don't like 'things' that control ourselves, like cigarettes or pills or food. Anything that depletes our common sense and makes money for someone else, AND causes health problems. We do not want to take a mate that does not have self-control. When overcoming, keep your legs crossed, and life will give you clear thinking. People's opinions do not matter when we know we have power in our spiritual guide to lead us on from there. But life will not get better if one loosely gives One's sexual energy away. CELIBACY IS A BIG PART OF A STOICS' life. Start with that, and see if you are stoic material. This isn't about religion. This is a normal lifestyle. We have been greatly misled. Someone will comment that I'm not making sense. That's because I have upset them and their guile behavior. We know what you're worth, you do too.
@spurginajeter, thanks for your insight on self-control in Stoicism. Stoicism indeed values mastery over desires, but it's worth noting that it primarily focuses on internal virtues and rational judgment. Choices like celibacy can be a personal expression of discipline, but they are not a strict requirement of Stoicism.
Here's a thought: How can modern Stoicism accommodate diverse lifestyles while upholding its core principles? This question explores the adaptability of Stoicism in contemporary life, recognizing the varied ways people might apply its teachings.
Celibacy keeps me grounded. Frankly nobody lives as happily alone (in nature so never alone) as I do, yet I am unhappy with 24/7 noise, anxieties, emotional waverings, and interruptions of others.
My body of an age that no longer seeks what fertility of youth seeks. (Talking Darwin here).
I have had sex at 62 where I integrated with all the forms of life in the world, (my partner did not) so more isn't better. My soul seeks and knows serenity. I seek this bond with the All in other, quiet ways. And find it. @@stoicbond
You make perfect sense and I can relate to your comment. I am exactly that of which u have mentioned.
I am too controlled, loyal, loving, spiritual to give myself to unclean habits or people who contaminate my being. I am single and have walked away from a toxic person that I realised was poising me, as I was becoming ill in that relationship. I was being untrue to my spirit and I had to walk.
Word! 🎉❤❤❤❤
so true
I often found value in stoicism because I’m an entrepreneur and also I’ve dealt with being hyper emotional and sensitive all my life, so this philosophy helps me to remain composed and it’s really a game changer. The ability to focus without excessive emotion increases productivity and for that, I’m thankful!
Hey @mysticsoulchild! It's great to hear that stoicism has been helpful for you as an entrepreneur and in managing your emotions. 🙌🏼 It's definitely a powerful philosophy that can benefit anyone, regardless of gender. 💪🏼 I'm curious, what specific practices or principles have you found most useful in your daily life? 🤔 Keep up the stoic mindset and thanks for sharing your experience on the video! 🎥
@@stoicbond The key principles that have saved me the most energy are resilience, internal validation, and emotional control. Nothing I do is "the norm" and that will not always be understood or appreciated by others. My confidence in myself is unwavering because of these principles.
@@stoicbond Thank you so much for your content. It's truly life changing and I hope it brings your joy to know that your research and knowledge are increasing the frequency of many! Have a great day! And thank you!
I have found such great comfort in these teachings! Being a female in the male dominated audio-visual industry and now getting into the aviation industry, I have used these principles and gained immense respect from my colleagues.
@SnakPak86, it's inspiring to hear how Stoicism has provided comfort and empowerment in your professional journey, especially in male-dominated fields like the audio-visual and aviation industries. The application of stoic principles can indeed foster respect and a strong sense of self-worth, irrespective of the external environment.
Given your experiences, how have the teachings of Stoicism specifically helped you navigate challenges in these industries? What advice would you give to other women entering similar fields, based on your learnings from Stoicism? Your insights could be incredibly valuable to others following a similar path.
@@stoicbond I would say there are a few key takeaways that have helped me the most. The number one takeaway was staying calm and if I had trouble staying calm, I would politely excuse myself from the situation. Stoicism teaches us that we have no control over anything outside of ourselves. We take our personal power back by not reacting to outside situations in an emotional way.
Another key takeaway that helped immensely is the value of knowledge. I am not just speaking of intellectual knowledge, but wise and spiritual knowledge. I found that even if I didn't particularly like someone or vice versa, we could still learn from each other. If you are in a position to learn new knowledge within an industry take it. Even if it is being taught by someone you don't like. I found that my biggest agitators in the industry became my dearest colleagues and some of them, friends. It was all because I latched onto tangible facts, also known as objective data. I didn't let my emotions cloud my judgement which is known as subjective data (data based on opinions, beliefs, and emotions). I decided my thirst for success in life was more important than voicing how I felt.
As women, we are nurturers full of strength! We have been told that we are full of weakness but that is only because of emotions left unchecked. We've been around that woman who gossiped a lot, was way too competitive, and all around toxic! This is what people see us as when we don't lift each up and encourage one another's potential. I have been around women who have tried to compete with me in my industry. It never works out for them. The men in our industry value strength, poise, mental resilience, and above all, respect. If you as a woman embody these values, the stoic mindset will guide you into true success and fulfillment.
@SnakPak86, your insights are truly inspiring. The way you've embraced Stoicism to navigate challenges in your professional life, particularly in male-dominated fields, sets a powerful example. Your emphasis on staying calm, valuing knowledge in all its forms, and seeing the potential for learning even in difficult situations, reflects a deep understanding of Stoic principles.
Your journey demonstrates how Stoicism goes beyond mere endurance. It's about thriving, growing, and finding success and fulfillment, as you've beautifully articulated. Thank you for sharing your experiences and wisdom. Stories like yours are essential in showcasing the strength and resilience that Stoicism can foster, especially for women in challenging environments. Keep leading the way with your strength and poise! 🌟
Yes? Respect is earned after all.
I have figured out from these videos that i am a natural stoic. I have been watching all of the regular videos but i deeply appreciate that whoever made this videos has taken the time to actually understand so many of the challenges i, and others like myself, face in a male dominated field. I seldom work with other women and i am in a management position. I do not find this level of understanding often, certainly not from most of the men i work with. The narrator is a male voice but i do wonder if the understanding exhibited in this video actually came from a man. If so, you are a rare man indeed.
I no longer waist my energy with people, situations that don’t align with self. Took me a long time to get here. Amor Fati, is my friend and companion in life. I stopped being a “statue made of salt”
Nor “the salmon” in my journey. stoicism reminds of buddhism. Be ok with the now. I don’t worry about things I can’t control. Channeled delayed anger is the best type, comes with less regrets. Thank for this TH-cam channel love it 😊
I never thought this was for men only anyway. I learned a lot of things as a person. All these teachings are very valuable for both
Hey there @Empress77_7! 🙋♀️ So glad to hear that you found value in the video about stoicism for women. It's always great to see people learning and growing from these teachings, regardless of gender. 😊 What was your biggest takeaway from the video? 🤔 Keep exploring and applying stoic principles in your life! 🌟
An elegant and stoic woman exudes composure and patience.
00:56 Navigating Societal Expectations
03:39 Balancing Emotional Labor
06:16 Overcoming Gender Bias
09:24 Embracing Authentic Leadership
12:12 Asserting Personal Boundaries
14:54 Embracing Amor Fati in Adversity
17:15 Practicing Stoic Reflection and Self-Awareness
One of the best quotes I have heard other then the ones from this channel is "I don't read my books backwards" that quote and stoicism showed me how to be a woman I walked away from a relationship and haven't went back (I used to go back) I know my worth and how I should be treated I know how to control myself words and body and I'm now more mature than most of my peers I don't take bs even from family and I say it how it is
Hey @ashdavis2650, thank you for sharing your experience with stoicism on the video! 🙌 It's amazing to hear how it has helped you become a stronger and more confident woman. 💪 I'm curious, what other ways has stoicism impacted your life? 🤔 Keep up the great work and continue to prioritize your worth and boundaries! 👊
Only the strong become Stoics….not many succeed. It’s easier to be foolish, loud and uncontrollable. To be a Stoic you are dedicating all your strength to master your minds. To master your mind is the most challenging art…it can be lonely at times so learn to appreciate your own company.
As a girl who is kind of stoic, I have always been called emotionless or boring by my peers. If I'm a girl and I should be more empathetic, warm and talkative, Right? But i definitely have all those qualities. I show them to people who i feel close to. What i am trying to say is, stoic women aren't turn offs they're just emotionally and mentally mature. Strong women.
I bring a unique perspective to this conversation:
I have studied philosophy and psychology for decades, attempting to understand what the thinking & intentions are BEHIND the actions of disgruntled individuals (BOTH SEXES!!!) ***WHO OBVIOUSLY CANNOT DEAL WITH THE BOUNDARIES ENFORCED BY A STRONG INDEPENDENT EDUCATED WOMAN (MYSELF)***. ....their vindictive rage is astounding & utterly REDICULOUS!!! Nothing in stoicism or psychology can prepare you for the outright OUT-OF-CONTROL psychopathic/sociopathic narcissist rampaging at you because you consistently evade their deliberate attempts to control.... the only thing keeping them at bay is the terror of being held legally accountable.... they're terrified of my lawyers....so they remain just inside the shadows, circling like sharks, waiting & watching for anything they think might present the opportunity they're looking for...
I know all the clinical definitions of what I'm squared off at... the legal boundaries they dance on the razor's edge of... But in the end, _Actually BEING a functional representation of a successful stoic woman living independently makes men insecure & other women jealous....& those with psychiatric issues explode into a rage, the likes of which you've never seen!!!_ THERE IS, IN THIS DAY & AGE, A DISTINCT NEANDERTHAL REACTION TO BEING THE WOMAN CAPABLE OF SUCCESS & DOING IT INDEPENDENTLY & WITHIN A STOIC FRAME... this reality is NOT discussed ANYWHERE, but it SHOULD BE... Any woman who walks THIS way BETTER HAVE RHINO HIDE & GRANITE CONVICTIONS.... because you're gonna need them to weather the onslaught of storms coming....⚡💜
Hi @catherinerhea6336, thank you for sharing your unique perspective on the video! It's interesting to hear about your experiences with dealing with individuals who struggle with boundaries and control. Have you found any specific Stoic principles that have helped you navigate these situations? 🤔 Keep up the strong and independent mindset! 💪
@@stoicbond Yes... a few, but one in particular STANDS OUT & has evolved into a major pillar for me, but I added to the end of it:
"You have no control over what anyone else thinks, says, or does... But you have TOTAL CONTROL OVER HOW YOU RESPOND TO IT"...IF AT ALL!!!(last 3 words are my addition, & I contend they have merit, especially when dealing with ALL Cluster B personality disorders).
Aaaaaannnddd...I will state that I have countless times pushed back on the chauvinistic contention that "Stoicism is ONLY FOR MEN; NO WOMEN CAN POSSIBLY UNDERSTAND IT, NEVER MIND WALK IT!!!". Enter ME.... an INTJ FEMALE, who relishes detonating every preconceived notion you hold about women...⚡❣️🏁
I never thought to look for stoic videos for women. I just watch every stoic video I can find and apply it
@officialpatrice4976 It's wonderful to hear that you find value in Stoicism, applying it broadly in your life. Absolutely, Stoicism isn't gender-specific; its wisdom is for everyone. It's all about how we navigate life's ups and downs, isn't it?
I'm curious, though - have you found any Stoic teachings particularly resonant with your experiences as a woman? Would love to hear your thoughts!
Yea I never applied a gender to stoic philosophy, but it is intriguing to see how many other women apply this philosophy into their everyday lives. The lesson on embracing amor fati stuck out to me the most, after going through enough you learn to find gratitude for the character you build afterwards. I love that term tho, “love of fate”
Hey @expatlifesydni, I'm so glad you found the video intriguing and relatable! 🤗 It's amazing to see how many women are embracing stoicism in their daily lives. 🙌 The concept of amor fati is definitely powerful and can help us find gratitude even in the toughest of situations. 💪 Have you found any other stoic principles that have helped you in your life? 🤔 Keep practicing stoicism and keep spreading the love of fate! ❤️
It’s eye opening to learn that people might have believed otherwise.
Definitely. I have been recommended a lot of videos surrounding stoicism lately. And it is crazy how many of them misunderstands the teachings and focus on this skewed idea that stoicism should be used to get ahead of the curve, in order to become an "alpha male". It's honestly ridiculous. Especially when the focus is really about building emotional maturity, empathy and virtue.
@PixelShade, you bring up a crucial point. It's essential to recognize that Stoicism is often misrepresented, especially when it's incorrectly associated with concepts like "alpha male" mentality. True Stoicism is about cultivating emotional resilience, empathy, virtue, and understanding what's within our control - far from the pursuit of dominance or superiority.
In your experience, how do you think we can better educate people about the authentic teachings of Stoicism, and dispel these misconceptions? It's vital to have voices like yours in the conversation to guide a more accurate understanding of this philosophy. Thanks for your insightful comment! 🌱📘
My mother was a far more stoic person than my father. Many great female leaders have been stoic this goes for male leaders as well
Yes, this has been a recent and disturbing discovery for me. @@stoicbond
I made a comment about including women too some 2 weeks ago, and you delivered:) Thank you!
Hey @contagiousintelligence5007, thank you for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it relevant to your previous suggestion. 🙌 I'm curious, what other topics related to stoicism would you like to see covered in future videos? Let's keep the conversation going! 😊
Absolutely Stoic Wisdom has helped me to keep my Virtues in place as a Woman daily.
I love this Channel. It also helps me to focus on my future plans with the right people.
@dororhygray776, it's inspiring to hear how Stoicism has been instrumental in reinforcing your virtues and shaping your interactions with others. The philosophy's emphasis on living a virtuous life aligns well with many aspects of personal and professional development, irrespective of gender.
Considering your journey with Stoicism, I'm curious: How do you find that Stoicism influences your decision-making, particularly in choosing the right people to surround yourself with? Also, do you think Stoicism has changed the way you view challenges and obstacles in your life? Your insights could be very enlightening for others on a similar path. Keep up the great work, and thank you for your support of the channel!
I think many women have a good percentage of this philosophy for themselves. The real question is, how does one remem to act on these thought patterns every moment? We become distracted and trapped into our emotions, how can we be more aware & remind ourselves to snap out of it? I suppose you could write it on your arm or set a few alarms in a day.
Hey @tristanhaile, thanks for watching the video and sharing your thoughts! I completely agree that many women already embody the principles of stoicism in their daily lives. It's definitely a challenge to constantly remind ourselves to act on these thoughts, especially when we get caught up in our emotions. 🤔
One way to stay aware and snap out of it is to incorporate small reminders throughout the day. Maybe you could write a quote from a stoic philosopher on a sticky note and place it somewhere you'll see it often. Or set a reminder on your phone to take a deep breath and refocus. 💭
You have to embody these principles. Make them part of your character.
The principles of stoicism have shown me a new way of handling things when people mistreat me and put invalidating labels on me because I am a woman and minimize my achievements and hard work. Because I have learned the art of internal validation and acceptance of life as it is and not what I think it should be, I realize now that I don't have to fall apart and despair or change the woman i am to seek revenge. Stoicism is powerful and it has given me integrity, hope and the confidence to stand alone in my core values and use everything that i learn everyday from the teachings of Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius to build my life and and improve it's quality.
Emotional equilibrium is everything as a woman who’s been diagnosed “bipolar” and “schizoaffective.” Stoicism has offered so many approaches to life situations where I can fully grasp onto my emotions and remind myself that I am in control no matter what an doctor or anyone says. I have control over my emotions. That in itself is liberating. I hope people who have struggled with mental illness can feel the same way.
I've learned bits and pieces of stoicism for years, so it is nice to find a video about it specifically for women. Amor fati as a concept has really resonated with me, as I have endured a lot over the years. Great video overall!
@user-nb8le3hh7o It's wonderful to hear that you've been exploring Stoicism for years and found value in this video, especially in relation to the concept of 'amor fati.' This idea of loving one's fate, embracing all life experiences, both good and bad, as necessary parts of our journey, is incredibly powerful and healing.
Your resilience in enduring and growing through your challenges is a true embodiment of Stoic principles. Have you found that 'amor fati' has changed your perspective on past struggles or how you approach future challenges? Your journey is inspiring! Keep embracing every moment. 🌟🍃
Every living thing endures a lot. So what?
I developed a stoic mindset to suppress the wasting of my time on nouns that didn’t ultimately serve me.
Developing a routine that encompasses active thought and not rote pleasantries helped increase the value of my interactions with people.
@YoureInsane, your approach to Stoicism resonates with the philosophy's core principles. Stoicism teaches us to focus on what truly matters and to distinguish between what is within our control and what isn't. Your decision to develop a routine that prioritizes meaningful interaction is a great example of applying Stoic wisdom in everyday life.
Here's something to ponder: How do you maintain balance in your life while practicing Stoicism, especially when it comes to showing empathy and understanding towards others who might not share the same mindset? Engaging with different perspectives can also be a valuable part of our growth. Would love to hear your thoughts on this!
Where's the line drawn though?
This validated so much of my personal journey and the phase I’m currently in, with validating my self, experiences, and looking within as opposed to externally for my worth & desires. Not only affirming but tools were also given on how I can move forward in my strengths. Thank you for your posts!❤
Hey @nfeaster4! 🙌 Thank you for watching the video and sharing your thoughts! 🤗 It's amazing to hear that it resonated with your personal journey and self-validation. 💪 Stoicism truly has the power to empower us from within. 💫 I'm glad the tools provided in the video can help you move forward in your strengths. 💪
I'm curious, what specific tools did you find most helpful? 🤔 I'd love to hear more about your experience and how stoicism has impacted your life. 🌟 Keep exploring and embracing your worth and desires from within! 🌻
I've been following it and it has and still is helping me through one of the toughest moments in my life.
I recently found this philosophy and I wish I had known about it way earlier, even two years ago when I lost my son to depression. Christianity has helped me be hopeful and look ahead but stoicism helps me pull through. A book that helped me too is The Power of Fun, I read it two months after I lost my son and it helped me find things to keep my mind in the present. Hang in there and discover what the experience you are going through right now is preparing you for.
@@pattyaap7345 Thank you so much for your insight and encouraging words. I'm deeply sorry to hear about your loss. I can't imagine the pain you must have endured. Don't feel alone.♥️♥️♥️🙏♥️♥️♥️
That's a long moment....
@@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid more than anyone will ever know...
Grateful for the African queens past and present who have passed along these principles to me ancestrally and experimentally. Also grateful to this creator for recognizing the challenges unique to women and having the oneness of mind to incorporate us into these valuable life lessons.❤
My Canadian First Nations culture is quite similar to Africas’, I follow some pages to get those messages I miss hearing and seeing ♥️🧡
If ever the modern world misused a word that word is Queen.
@@irishgirlshe didn’t mention anything about race. Learn the difference between ethnicity and race. Go check yourself.
@@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid
Yeah very true but maybe she is speaking of her grandmother or great aunt.. women of previous generations really were something different to women of the modern world and she embraces stoicism and is commenting on a stoicism thread .. so maybe just maybe she sees a lot of value in these women of old.
We are so quick to judge.
You know who else misuses the word queen?
Marie Antoinette as woman who allowed her people to starve and die and
Royal families around the world.. when half of them stole the titles from the real royalty!
Check out how the royal family of the U.K. came to power you’ll be surprised if you don’t already know it!
Pillaging and stealing!!
So with that in mind.. what does the word queen mean to you? 🤔
@@irishgirlOh my goodness well you’ve just shown your nasty ignorance!!! Who said anything about race… ???
Why assume she doesn’t care about other cultures??
Are you ok??
You sound like an awful human I feel bad for you.
Triggered or what???
It may have been founded in Greece but stoicism is and has been practiced by many cultures around the world for time in memorial.
You are making it about race.. that just pathetic!!
I wouldn’t say that stoicism is necessarily male or female, but men throughout history held more worth than women. It’s neither good nor bad, It just is. So it’d make sense the majority of stoic teachings are from life recounts of men, it’s understandable that the majority of mens word would stand the test of time. However, let’s look at what stoicism has taught us from a base level. Be in tune with your emotions, be a good human being, surround yourself with positive people, and to be kind to yourself while also being stern, and many more. All of the teachings don’t hold any bearing on man or women in particular, some teachings may reason are better with one or the other. But what it does teach us is how to be stronger.
@cheezyllamba You've made an insightful observation about the historical context of Stoicism and its teachings. Indeed, the predominance of male voices in early Stoic literature reflects the social structures of the time, but the core principles of Stoicism are universally applicable, transcending gender and time.
Your summary of Stoic teachings - being in tune with emotions, practicing kindness, surrounding oneself with positivity, and fostering inner strength - highlights the universal appeal of this philosophy. It's about personal growth and resilience, which are relevant to everyone.
Considering this, how do you think modern interpretations of Stoicism can continue to evolve to reflect the diverse experiences of both men and women in today's society? Your perspective adds valuable depth to this discussion! 🌟
Men held more worth????? Really? Women create men... that's just the way it is.
Totally resonate with having grown into a stoic woman ❤️
Life made me a stoic before I ever heard the word. when I did learn, I was surprised to know that the way I am “that’s a thing? “
100% Stoicsm is a key factor to my sense of self and it’s made things easier and much more clear to navigate as a woman. Even though there are still many challenges and obstacles we must face,I will always keep striving and going.
Hey @aspen9326, thanks for sharing your experience with stoicism as a woman! 🙌 It's amazing to hear how it has helped you navigate challenges and stay true to yourself. 💪 I'm curious, what specific aspects of stoicism have been most beneficial for you as a woman? 🤔 Keep striving and going, you got this! 💫
“Take a good hard look at people’s ruling principle, especially of the wise, what they run away from & what they seek out.” - Marcus Aurelius
4:44. What a grreat gift video for me on Thanksgiving day of 2023. First time listening . This is exactly the support group I needed.
Hey there @Michele-td5lj! So glad to hear that the video was a great gift for you on Thanksgiving day in 2023 🎁 It's always amazing to see how stoicism can resonate with people at different times in their lives. Have you tried incorporating any stoic practices into your daily routine? I'd love to hear more about your experience with it! 💭 Keep watching and engaging with the content, and let's continue this conversation! 💪
I might have something I can text to give back to the collective. For now, it feels just like starting over.
I had emotionally shut down.
I am a beginner.
As a woman stoicism has helped me greatly since I was a teenager. It made perfect since, it fit my personality and way I think.
Yes, boundaries, extremely important lesson! ❤ This one took me a long time to learn.
Had not heard of amor fati before. Thank you for sharing. I have a few options on how to look at things as they happen. Needed this! Enjoy your day
I’ve been practicing this for years now. It’s kept me safe.
I subscribed to the philosophy because of emperor marcus aurelius but this is the first time i heard someone talking about it for women.
It helped me get through some of the toughest times of my life with grace, resiliency and quiet strength.
I misapplied Stoicism - believing my life was a sacrifice because I chose a bad career and now I had to live with it. My wishes and needs were to be ignored as I accepted my fate - then I burned out and quit. This video is a healthier application of stoicism as personal values, needs, and wishes are an essential part of life.
Hey @sage9836, thank you for watching the video and sharing your experience with us! It's great to hear that the video helped you see a healthier application of stoicism. It's important to remember that stoicism is not about sacrificing our own needs and wishes, but rather finding a balance between them and our personal values. 🤔
Have you found a new career path that aligns with your personal values and allows you to prioritize your needs and wishes? 🤔 It's never too late to make a change and live a fulfilling life. Keep embracing stoicism in a way that works for you! 💪
@@stoicbond Yes - I found a new path of creative work and day jobs. I rediscovered Stoicism through a friend and now strengthen my real values with healthy self discipline. This video is something new!
Thank you. This is a humankind ...But there's a real gap of importance. To recognize this as gift I was given as women to help men who see us, hear us and appreciate us as balance. Our men don't even know how to claim their own God given gift as men to us. Our balance that has been stolen from and replaced with Idolatry acknowledge its okay to need it your balance, you deny us our gift at your own Detriment and the detriment of generations to come.
So True 👍
Stoicism applies to all aspects of my life. When I apply these principles of understanding to self, it transcends on to my personal relationships and especially my professional atmosphere. This area is most impacted by such resilience that it clearly sets me apart from the expected seen today. Stand firm. Grounded. Centered. Thank you for this invaluable community.
I like the point about knowing when to lend a loving hand and when to uphold your boundaries. This resonating with my feeling that I always have to help if I am able, but also that not all people are open to assistance and when to recognize the difference. Also the point on amor fati resonated. Feeling shame or guilt about what has transpired in certain situations. It’s important to have self responsibility for your part but also learn and move on, see it as a gift, don’t keep beating a dead horse and thereby self shaming. ❤ enjoyed the perspectives shared 😊thank you
Approaching my 65th and I wish I knew about this earlier. As I watch & listen though, I relate to everything being said and as I think about all I've been through especially the past 11 yrs I can honestly say Wow...I'm a badass and didn't even know it. Meaning, as I reflect on the past I truly have practiced stoic philosophy without not really knowing it. I am proud of how I handled the pain, betrayal, and confusion of others actions. I build on that strength, understanding, and boundries and now build on that foundation. I am so glad I found this channel and will continue to follow. Thank You!😊
It's not about being baddas it's about knowing the benefits of knowledge but also knowing self reflection self control and to be humble if it takes women till there in the end of there life to realise theses basic human thought process it's actually concerning just try to practise what you preach don't lie to your self to make yourself feel better except that most women nowadays are lost in vanity self indulgent behaviour and always will there is never female monks or hermits or great philosophers because there just not good at self reflection and empathy just pure selfish instincts
This video was extremely relaxing. The beautiful sculptures, the soothing music, the calm narration. I don't know why youtube decided to plop this down on my homepage, but boy am I ready to sleep now.
Wow I think I've found my theme phrase for my 2024 vision board "Amor Fati".
Recently I've realised how much of my suffering has come by distraction/coping/avoidance of facing my realities including fantasising and escapism. My intention for the year is to make my reality better than my fantasy by simply embracing each moment and circumstance as it is, instead of comparing myself to what I had envisioned would be my life by now.
Already with this intention im feeling the beauty of my life and each moment, because i am now less resistent to what is.
Hello! What caught me is self awareness, setting boundaries, controlling emotions! Love you guys! #blessings
@ramonatang5864, thank you for your support and for highlighting key aspects of Stoicism: self-awareness, setting boundaries, and controlling emotions. These principles are indeed transformative.
In your experience, how has practicing self-awareness and controlling emotions impacted your daily life? Also, what does setting boundaries look like for you, and how do you maintain them? Your personal insights could be very enlightening to others in our community. Love and #blessings back at you!
Well by nature I am an empath, I feel others feelings and emotions and I always get the short end of the stick. I had to learn to just say no. When I did it's so liberating! Being mindful of the parts I play in challenging situations. Be self aware of my expressions on my face cause I wear my emotions. That's where staying calm, meditation, yoga and journaling comes in for me. I have lost 40lbs. and still going. I also need to work on my self discipline again. For some reason it's harder than it was when I was younger. Any advice? Thx in adv. #grateful
@ramonatang5864, congratulations on your personal growth and the incredible journey you've embarked on! Your transformation, particularly in setting boundaries and being more self-aware, is commendable. It's inspiring to hear how integrating Stoicism with practices like meditation, yoga, and journaling has brought such positive changes in your life, including your impressive weight loss.
Regarding self-discipline, it's not uncommon to find it more challenging as we grow older. Life gets more complex, and our responsibilities increase. A Stoic approach would suggest focusing on what's within your control and breaking down your goals into smaller, manageable tasks. Remember, consistency is key, even in small steps.
Also, consider reflecting on your values and priorities now compared to when you were younger. Aligning your daily actions with these can reignite your motivation for self-discipline. Your journey is a testament to the power of a Stoic mindset combined with personal care strategies. Keep up the amazing work, and stay strong on this path of self-improvement.
I believe all women need to follow stoicism.
Women care too much about others opinions, get pressured for things that need time (ex marriage)... Get shamed over normal things as age, looks...
Women should follow philosophies that assure their freedom and self.
Although I've always thought that the philosophy of stoicism was for everyone, I do really appreciate this video. I subscribed. 😊
Really good stuff. Sobering reminders.
The lessons that resonated most with me is Amor Fati, Balancing Emotional Labor and Authentic Leadership.
I had a very rigid view of what my life ought to be so when I met with setbacks, I took it hard. I saw this interview of a favorite artist of mine and she said she always felt like she was where she needed to be despite all the setbacks. Life is beautiful if we give it a chance.
For teamwork, I get so discouraged when things are not done up the way I expected it to, and I feel this pressure but I think it’s cause I have this flawed and narrow view of how it ought to look like but I want to practice a more compassionate and inspiring kind of leadership without taking on so much emotional baggage.
As a woman i have never seen Stoic philosophy as for men only. I have found being Stoic very practical for me .
Wow!!! Jack I recall contacting you after one of your very first vids-probably had ~10k views. In just a few MONTHS you’re up to a MILLION!!!
Not only your CLEARLY valuable content, but how you interacted with your viewers-*especially what they wanted to see addressed-could not be happier for you!!!
Lesson #6 of Embracing Amir Fati in Adversity is one that really resonated with me. It’s a lesson that I’m going to apply to my present life. 🙂
Hey @parisestrella, I'm so glad to hear that lesson #6 resonated with you! It's definitely a powerful one to apply in our daily lives. 🙌 Have you tried implementing it yet? I would love to hear how it's going for you. 💭 Keep embracing that amor fati! 🌟
@@stoicbond I started implementing it the moment I learned about it. So far it’s helping me to look at the “difficult” things in a different positive perspective 🙂
This mindset is what the therapists want you to achieve! I am in my authentic, self discovery journey to overcome obstacles and fears that keeps me from moving forward..!
I wish luck to every person that is out there and working towards being the best version of themselves!
Important for boundaries, living an authentic life and and the part about delaying anger is so real. I managed to handle a very big situation last year with that principle and I got out of that situation intact. I am actually surprised of my own growth when it comes to self awareness. Thanks for the reminders ✨
There are many deserving men who I pray affirm this daily.
Thank you for making this reminder for women in this ever-changing world we live in.
It feels good to be choose what’s in alignment for our souls as women who are still fighting for equality in a patriarchal society.
Vision. Mission. Resilience. Strength. Courage, Integrity. Empathy. Wisdom. Creativity. Confidence.
Self-awareness.
Value-driven. Guidance. Nurturing. Innovative thinking. Being present in your power.
Collaboration. Loyalty. Boundaries. Play. Freedom. Breaking Societal Barriers. Principle. Grace. Assertiveness.
Self-definition. Leadership. Authenticity. Emotional Intelligence.
Feminine Energy. Empowerment. Sovereignty. Knowing Oneself. Trusting One’s judgment. Health & Wellness. Introspection. Respect. Tolerating Discomfort. Building personal agency. Gratitude. Embracing amor fati (love of fate) in adversity. Positive Chick Mindset. Endurance. Compassion. Forgiveness. Character. Self-love. Personal growth. Connection. Self-acceptance. Philosophy. Fulfilment. Purpose. Internal Exploration. Aspiration. Flexibility. Knowing Oneself. Strengths-based. Setting goals. Humility. Healing generational trauma.
Conflict resolution. Managing Disappointment. Living in the here and now. Feeling joy regardless of societal pressure of what it is to be a woman in the 21st century. Rediscovering the strength in each and every one of us.
Feminine rising! 🩷😊✨🔥🦋✨🌎🌀✨
That's horseshit. The law proves it. Look and see. Stop hiding behind an excuse of a non-existent order.
I wish I had you growing up.
I will be 70 in a couple of months and I could of saved myself and others alot of heartache.
I was wasn't taught these principles.
However it is never to late to learn.
That's ok
63 here
120 like Hunza people, so with that number in mind, I plan working in health care till I'm 83ish
This is incredibly helpful. I'm a innovative, non-conforming leader in a pioneering role with narcissistic, micromanaging supervisors. Thanks a bunch! ❤❤
Hey there @mdee9136! So glad to hear that the video was helpful for you. 🙌🏼 Stoicism can definitely be a powerful tool for navigating challenging work environments. 💪🏼 Have you tried implementing any stoic principles in your interactions with your supervisors? I'd love to hear more about your experiences and any tips you have for other women in similar situations. Keep being the innovative leader that you are! 💫
just finished watching this thought-provoking video and I'm genuinely blown away! 🌟 The way the creator breaks down the connection between Stoicism and women is nothing short of brilliant. 🧘♀ It's refreshing to see a perspective that challenges stereotypes and highlights the universal applicability of Stoic principles.
Each reason presented is like a mini-revelation, and it's so empowering to recognize how Stoicism transcends gender boundaries. 💪 The depth of insight and the well-researched content truly deserves a standing ovation. 🙌
Hats off to the creator for shedding light on such an important aspect of Stoicism that often gets overlooked. This video is not just informative, it's a game-changer in how we perceive and embrace ancient philosophies in our modern lives. Can't wait to share this with all the amazing women in my life! 💃🔥 #StoicismForAll #Empowerment #MindBlown
Glad I found this channel on my growth and betterment journey
"The best way to avenge yourself is to not be like that." - Marcus Aurelius
Amor fati. Loved hearing/learning this. Thank you.
The greatest enemy of anger is delay ✨ thank you!
I've been studying Meditations for several years and never thought that Stoicism was only for guys, lol! I'm one of those women who DO think about the Roman Empire daily, and good old Marcus Aurelius has really helped me to become more master of my emotions instead of slave to them. Life is much better. Nope, not perfect, but definitely better.
Hey there, @pediavhw! 🙋♀️ Thanks for watching the video and sharing your thoughts! 🙌 It's always great to hear from fellow stoics like yourself. 💪 It's amazing how Marcus Aurelius' teachings can still resonate with us today, regardless of gender. 🧐 Have you found any other stoic philosophers who have helped you on your journey? 🤔 Keep striving to be the master of your emotions! 🌟
This programe has ministered to me so much that my perception as a woman both family and community. I am very empowered now❤thanks
@eunicemwanza2200 It's heartwarming to hear how much this program has influenced and empowered you, especially in your roles within your family and community. Stoicism offers such a rich perspective on handling life's challenges with grace and inner strength. Are there any specific Stoic teachings or practices that you've found particularly empowering or transformative in your day-to-day life? Your journey and insights could be inspiring to many others. Keep embracing your strength! ❤🌱🌟
Very much so. Thank you for recognizing all this within all the women who hear you.
Thank you for sharing these incredible insights! We will ensure that all men and women have a chance to watch/listen to these words of wisdom at our company. This will help to build and nurture strong and respectful working relationships. Great video!
@GlynnJacobs It's fantastic to hear that you'll be sharing these insights within your company. Promoting Stoic principles in the workplace can indeed foster a culture of resilience, respect, and thoughtful communication among all team members, regardless of gender.
I'm curious, how do you see Stoicism playing a role in team dynamics and conflict resolution at work? It's exciting to think about the positive impact it could have on professional relationships and workplace culture. Your initiative is truly commendable! 🌟
Thank you for these videos and insight. Sending love and light to fellow Stoic warriors ❤ ✨️
I appreciate the effort you put into researching and delivering valuable content.
“How does it help… make problems worse by complaining about them?” - Seneca
I think women need stoicism more than men because we have so many more irrational, difficult hormonal emotions to deal with, especially during pregnancy (i.e. me right now). I think it's been a great way to bring peace between the difference in the 2 sexes. Certainty has helped my relationship with my man a great deal because I can rationalize my emotions, which enables me to properly, peacefully communicate with him instead of letting myself feel like a victim and becoming bitchy, dragging everyone down with me. Managing my emotions I think also helps with my unborn baby because I'm not stressing the two of us out!
Hey @beckkavenia3769! Thank you for sharing your experience with stoicism on the video! 🙌 It's great to hear how it has helped you during your pregnancy. 🤰 I agree that women have unique challenges when it comes to managing emotions, and stoicism can definitely provide a helpful framework. 💪 Have you found any specific stoic practices or teachings particularly useful during this time? 🤔 Keep up the great work and stay strong! 💪
I never felt differentiation until you felt the need to make a whole series of videos on it. Tisk Tisk
#2 Emotional labor. Currently working on. I really enjoyed this episode it shared a lot of what I have already accomplished, and made me aware of my growth. #2 is difficult as I am very empathetic. A work in progress. Keep posting ❤
New sub. I have been trying to live like a stoic for about a year now. This is wonderful.TY.👍💜
Hey @Desi_Laine! Thank you for checking out the video and subscribing! 🤗 Stoicism is such a powerful philosophy and I'm glad you've been incorporating it into your life for a year now. What inspired you to start living like a stoic? 🤔 Keep up the great work and let's continue this stoic journey together! 💪
"Once one has been ruled, one can become a good ruler." - Aristoteles
This has been so enlightening and educational
This is so me. Thanks, so much for the clarification of who, what and why about me and how to navigate going forward.
Hey @gwenjarvis1472! 🙋♀️ So glad to hear that the video resonated with you! 🤗 It's always great to connect with fellow stoics. 💪 Which of the 7 reasons spoke to you the most? 🤔 Keep practicing stoicism and let's continue this conversation! 💬
I kept my grace in my difficult time
Now I am enjoying my good time 😊
I really loved this video it is very helpful I relate with a lot of these issues
@jannamartens9806, thank you for your kind words! It's really rewarding to know the video struck a chord with you. Could you share which Stoic concepts or parts of the video you related to the most? It would be interesting to hear how you plan to use these Stoic teachings in your daily life to tackle the issues you resonate with. Your experience might be enlightening for others in our community. Looking forward to hearing more from you! 🌿🌟
@@stoicbond I think the one about parents expecting you to stick with a traditional job . I don’t do boring because I’m not a boring girl . I’m also not a traditional girl I’m my own unique person. Never let anyone tell me how to live my life . I smiled when I watched this video .
I have just bought a 90 day journal, and very excited to start
I've watched many videos of stoicism and I love the fact that yours is empowering women as Epicurus. ❤ Thank U.
Thank you for adding women to the Stoic philosophies, The daily stoic videos keep me centered.
I really appreciate this video, and repeat viewings are worthwhile. As each day brings different challenges and blessings, or blessings as challenges, the lessons here continue to resonate. One day, stoicism in leadership hits home; another day it's self-awareness, introspection, and reflection. There is a lot here to process and it's all valuable.
Hey @JarritoFresa, I'm so glad to hear that the video resonated with you! 🙌 It's amazing how stoicism can apply to different aspects of our lives, isn't it? 🤔 Which lesson has been the most impactful for you so far? 🤔 Keep engaging with stoicism and let me know your thoughts! 😊
Your video was so inspiring as I didn't realise what a huge influence stoicism has on who I am. Thanks so much ❤
Thank you so much for all your guidance and information about stoicism ! It helps me so much in life, through challenging times, through strong times, always providing inspiration when needed, so much wisdom and good ways of thinking ❤❤❤ Right now my biggest help and love in life is friends, God, the Universe, stoicism, writing/journalling, working out and music/singing.. all those components help me so much, all of them ! ❤❤❤❤ so THANK you so much for publicing those clips, I love you for that ❤❤❤❤
I have read the journals of Marcus Aurelius and they really did change my way of thinking. I thought I’d just be learning a new philosophy in stoicism- but I obtained a new way of life ❤