I never heard anyone verbalized what emotions do to me the way @StoicismandModernLife just did at 1:47 " these same emotions overpower our logic" it hit me right in the third eye, and removed a layer of isolation, of loneliness,that I'm not alone in what is very scary to me when I can feel the emotions taking over and it is as if I can almost see my logic take a leave of absence.....walk away....sort of speak. That feeling of irrationality that comes over when that happens scares the shit out of me. These energies in motion just come in like uninvited guests......thank you for the so far one minute and 47 seconds.
Mastering our emotions is key to mastering life. 'He who controls his emotions controls his destiny.' Wishing everyone peace and resilience as you practice these habits!
Thank you for sharing these helpful habits to control emotions! I learned that pausing and reflecting before reacting is key to staying calm under pressure.
"I always learn something new from this channel! Stoicism has never been more relatable. To everyone watching, may you find inner peace and strength as you apply these teachings!"
Thank you for the kind words! It’s great to hear that Stoicism resonates with you. Wishing you continued growth and peace as you apply these principles in your life! Stay strong!
Marcus Aurelius’ quote about having power over our mind, not outside events, was a highlight for me. It’s a powerful reminder that we control our internal state, not the external world. This principle has helped me stay calm in stressful situations. Does anyone else have favorite Stoic quotes that have impacted them?
I am someone who is extremely sensitive, and there have been many situations where my emotions have gotten the best of me. This has often led to difficult moments. I want to thank you for sharing such valuable insights on emotional control. Your content has truly helped me understand how to better manage my feelings and reactions.
For about a year when I shut out the light to sleep, I have been thinking of 7 things I am grateful for (you said 3), it also works to go to sleep. I have to practice the "pause" action...I will get practice tonight when my trigger gets home.
Have you ever thought that these habits can create a strong influence on the way you experience daily life? Let's experiment and see if you can become a more proactive person in controlling your emotions! 😊
This video is absolutely amazing and so meaningful! Thank you for sharing such valuable knowledge, and I hope to see more interesting videos like this in the future
I was particularly moved by the discussion on the space between stimulus and response. It’s empowering to think about that small, crucial gap where we have the power to choose our response. This Stoic principle reminds us that no matter the situation, our freedom lies in our responses. Curious to hear if others have examples of how they've applied this in their own lives?
I got to the point in my life, that If I couldn't accomplish my dreams at a young age. There is not need to sacrifice myself over my 50 years old . I am heading to my 60s soon . I just want to be in peace.
Sounds great, but in modern life, not everyone can control their emotions as easily as Stoic philosophers. Sometimes emotions are an important part of making good decisions
He who is not a slave to his emotions is a master of himself. - Epictetus.
So true!
This is such a well-researched and inspiring video! The way you explain Stoic principles is so practical and relatable. Amazing work!
Thank you for making stoicism so accessible and relatable!
These daily habits are game-changers! I’ve already noticed a shift in my approach to tough situations.
I never heard anyone verbalized what emotions do to me the way @StoicismandModernLife just did at 1:47 " these same emotions overpower our logic" it hit me right in the third eye, and removed a layer of isolation, of loneliness,that I'm not alone in what is very scary to me when I can feel the emotions taking over and it is as if I can almost see my logic take a leave of absence.....walk away....sort of speak. That feeling of irrationality that comes over when that happens scares the shit out of me. These energies in motion just come in like uninvited guests......thank you for the so far one minute and 47 seconds.
"We suffer more in our imagination than in reality." - Seneca ❤❤❤❤
Mastering our emotions is key to mastering life. 'He who controls his emotions controls his destiny.' Wishing everyone peace and resilience as you practice these habits!
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Thank you for sharing these helpful habits to control emotions! I learned that pausing and reflecting before reacting is key to staying calm under pressure.
"I always learn something new from this channel! Stoicism has never been more relatable. To everyone watching, may you find inner peace and strength as you apply these teachings!"
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Thank you for the kind words! It’s great to hear that Stoicism resonates with you. Wishing you continued growth and peace as you apply these principles in your life! Stay strong!
Marcus Aurelius’ quote about having power over our mind, not outside events, was a highlight for me. It’s a powerful reminder that we control our internal state, not the external world. This principle has helped me stay calm in stressful situations. Does anyone else have favorite Stoic quotes that have impacted them?
I am someone who is extremely sensitive, and there have been many situations where my emotions have gotten the best of me. This has often led to difficult moments. I want to thank you for sharing such valuable insights on emotional control. Your content has truly helped me understand how to better manage my feelings and reactions.
The narrator is excellent! Their storytelling skills bring the video to life, making it a must-watch.
For about a year when I shut out the light to sleep, I have been thinking of 7 things I am grateful for (you said 3), it also works to go to sleep. I have to practice the "pause" action...I will get practice tonight when my trigger gets home.
Great Learning ❤️
Amen ❤
It takes hard work to become stoic but I’m a try day by day
Thank you 👏👏👏❤️❤️👌👌
This was exactly what I needed, thank you.
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Thankyou
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Focus on my goal!
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Thank you for this useful video.
Have you ever thought that these habits can create a strong influence on the way you experience daily life? Let's experiment and see if you can become a more proactive person in controlling your emotions! 😊
Resilience❤❤
Good video and good advice
Love these videos ❤ True wisdom here
Good morning, fellow learners - wishing you the best day ❤
This video is absolutely amazing and so meaningful! Thank you for sharing such valuable knowledge, and I hope to see more interesting videos like this in the future
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Enlightening..Thank you.
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I was particularly moved by the discussion on the space between stimulus and response. It’s empowering to think about that small, crucial gap where we have the power to choose our response. This Stoic principle reminds us that no matter the situation, our freedom lies in our responses. Curious to hear if others have examples of how they've applied this in their own lives?
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Thank you for being here.
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Its Implacable and the pacing is also good. Keep it up 🔥
My emotions are complicated, I need more information, what's next, I'm ready
My n i us n we works better
Gratitud, and everything else will fall into place.
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Incredible video! You really know how to keep your audience hooked.
I got to the point in my life, that If I couldn't accomplish my dreams at a young age. There is not need to sacrifice myself over my 50 years old . I am heading to my 60s soon . I just want to be in peace.
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Sounds great, but in modern life, not everyone can control their emotions as easily as Stoic philosophers. Sometimes emotions are an important part of making good decisions
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"Shit's about to happen"
Although I have been guilty of this I see it differently today, why get mad
"If you want to improve, be content to be thought foolish and stupid." - Epictetus
Thank you 🙏