Just keep a copy of Marcus Aurelius' Meditations in your bag/car/wherever and read a few entries whenever you can. It's basically become my 'bible'. Great videos btw
This is what I am doing for 2 weeks. I have just bought Marcus Aurelius' book's aphorism and I carry this book into my bag. I often read this at train or bus etc. It is work for me I feel more peacefully.
*I think that 99.9% of us can just be "stoic" of where we are right now.* We have a phone, a laptop, internet and time to watch TH-cam. My best way to relax is just to stop doing whatever I'm doing and to go outside for a moment. Just having a little walk. Walking is good for you...
I have been living by stoic virtues most of my life without knowing stoicism existed. Learning more affirms my stance and reactions to many situations but also shows me where I need some help. At 57, I am enjoying learning more about how to deal with some aspect that will greatly improve my mindset for the next chapter of my life...I want to stop giving a shit about others.
There's this book wrote by Marc Manson, "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck". It's kinda well known and mainstream but it's a good one. As for me I think is better to focus on what you DO care about, instead of trying to not care about others.
Thank you for the recommendation! I bought the book and really like it: it's simple without the big marketing thing and clear on the subject of the stoicism. A great companion to the everyday life!
Regarding this point around 3:30, I've developed this "game" I play with myself whenever someone does something I don't like. I simply ask myself, "What do I call it when *I* do that?" (BTW, this is also the NAME of the game.) Then I consider if I DO that sometimes. If the answer is, "No, I haven't done that to my knowledge," THEN I may complain. If I HAVE done it ever, then I try to remember WHY I did that. This has helped me broaden my perspectives. I hope this game helps readers. Update: Haha. I watched further and saw the SAME advice is made more elegantly at 4:30... but I'll leave my version up just in case it's easier to remember for someone.
I am autistic and schizophrenic. I have had to be stoic in my life, but it's only in middle age I have come to see the value of it. I heard two quotes from Aeschylus: He who learns must suffer. And: Injustice is the nature of things. I think about this when confronted by challenges in life, and it helps. Everything is a learning experience. Had I know everything at age 25, the rest of my life would be flat. (I also forgot the n on the word 'Known' which would seem to indicate I still have things to learn....).
In some cases it seems to me it is only moral to try and correct another person’s mistake, or to at least gage whether they are open to criticism. It seems self-centered to only try and improve yourself from the mistakes of others.
This came to me in a quick memo from an "unknown". in Reply I say I use to sing about Mountainsbut the Ocean washed this way - A Blow my Mind...I was getting stoked Shove that stork up ya hiney...He naw all you middlemen out there Sittin' on a fence get off your ass & come down here cause Rock &RoLL ain't no middleman is what ancient astronaut theorist suggest. On the other ✋ 🍕🍔🍟🍕🍦☕🍸💪👦😯 we'll think look into it. |~Get a girl with Faraway eyes. |~Get a girl w far away eyes We'll have to make due w what we got... Make one about stoked not stoiced.😂👂🏁
Yuzan well women are hardwired to be emotional to nurture for her offspring . Nowadays most men my age (20) or just men in general are highly emotional and get triggered easily over things they can’t control . Being able to stay grounded mentally is a big part of being a man. Everything isn’t gonna be the way you want it to be and i finally was able to come into my masculinity. I’m pretty sure women can practice stoicism but true femininity shouldn’t be stoic
@@Ryanrhodes1 Hm. I obviously disagree with you, but you're still very young and have a lot to learn ahead of you. "getting triggered easily over things you can't control" is not part of "true femininity". Having emotional intelligence is not against stoicism.
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Stoicism is pretty much the Buddhism of the west. I'm quite sure einzelganger wouldn't see himself in terms of national or ethnic belonging. PS: the guy is Dutch, he might not be familiar with your current political affairs.
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Just keep a copy of Marcus Aurelius' Meditations in your bag/car/wherever and read a few entries whenever you can.
It's basically become my 'bible'.
Great videos btw
This is what I am doing for 2 weeks. I have just bought Marcus Aurelius' book's aphorism and I carry this book into my bag. I often read this at train or bus etc. It is work for me I feel more peacefully.
Adam L I agree! I also listen daily to the audio version of Meditations.
@@steffofflanders6597 oh nice idea 😊
Listen to the audio man on repeat iif you have too, much more efficient than reading
Great
*I think that 99.9% of us can just be "stoic" of where we are right now.*
We have a phone, a laptop, internet and time to watch TH-cam.
My best way to relax is just to stop doing whatever I'm doing and to go outside for a moment. Just having a little walk.
Walking is good for you...
I love your channel. Keep up the work man. You are changing you and all of our lives by helping us learn Stoicism. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for your comment, C Poole. I appreciate it!
I have been living by stoic virtues most of my life without knowing stoicism existed. Learning more affirms my stance and reactions to many situations but also shows me where I need some help. At 57, I am enjoying learning more about how to deal with some aspect that will greatly improve my mindset for the next chapter of my life...I want to stop giving a shit about others.
There's this book wrote by Marc Manson, "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck". It's kinda well known and mainstream but it's a good one. As for me I think is better to focus on what you DO care about, instead of trying to not care about others.
Your voice and the content of your podcasts give so much and are so peaceful. I'm grateful for the work that you do.
Thank you for the recommendation!
I bought the book and really like it: it's simple without the big marketing thing and clear on the subject of the stoicism. A great companion to the everyday life!
Have you ever considered doing audio books? I'd listen for sure
Hi, thank you! As a matter of fact, I have. I'm working on a book and hopefully release it by the end of the summer.
Regarding this point around 3:30, I've developed this "game" I play with myself whenever someone does something I don't like. I simply ask myself, "What do I call it when *I* do that?" (BTW, this is also the NAME of the game.) Then I consider if I DO that sometimes. If the answer is, "No, I haven't done that to my knowledge," THEN I may complain. If I HAVE done it ever, then I try to remember WHY I did that. This has helped me broaden my perspectives. I hope this game helps readers.
Update: Haha. I watched further and saw the SAME advice is made more elegantly at 4:30... but I'll leave my version up just in case it's easier to remember for someone.
I have screenshotted all of these beautiful background pictures
I am autistic and schizophrenic.
I have had to be stoic in my life, but it's only in middle age I have come to see the value of it.
I heard two quotes from Aeschylus: He who learns must suffer.
And: Injustice is the nature of things.
I think about this when confronted by challenges in life, and it helps.
Everything is a learning experience.
Had I know everything at age 25, the rest of my life would be flat.
(I also forgot the n on the word 'Known' which would seem to indicate I still have things to learn....).
I love the background picture and music at 1:17
I love your voice... I highly recommend you to have an audio book especially about stoic...
Thank you Sherry... I'm working on one, which I will hopefully release by the end of the summer.
*_What's your favorite book on stoicism?_*
Meditations
Pretty much everything
Seneca works
Love the practicality of your videos, thank you also for recommending new read. Have great weekend!
Great stuff!
Ur one of the best humans on this planet
Just came here to subscribe and smash like, awesome work, when I have time I'll see your playlists
Love your channel brother. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for your comment Christopher. I will!
I just bought the book. Let's see.
3:06 to 3:11 is so true anytime I go outside I will always meet jerks that's why I stay inside
In some cases it seems to me it is only moral to try and correct another person’s mistake, or to at least gage whether they are open to criticism. It seems self-centered to only try and improve yourself from the mistakes of others.
1:14 how exactly does one actually do this "stoic" thing ? yes
Love your videos man! would love if you could recommend more books!!
Thanks a lot! I will do that occasionally in the future..
*Basically what stoicism does is prepare you for the failure* 🙏
Would be awesome if I could interview you someday :)
¿Are you going to Talk about other philosophers like Aristóteles?
Not want to be that guy, but in english it's "Aristotle"
@@someone-jy2qx sorry english is not my first language :'(
I get so much out of Stoicism and this channel. Now, I also like the musical backgrounds but would anybody know what the source(s) is/are?
Thank you for your comment. Great to hear! Usually I put them in the description but I forgot that this time. It's 'Memory Rain' by Yung Logos.
I really enjoy your videos! Thank you!!!
Great to hear Tina! Thank you for your comment!
Great content bro. Btw, what video editor did u used?
Thanks Ryan! I use Vegas (Steam Edition)
What is the stoics take on free will?
@Grey Freeman thanks for your answer :)
@Grey Freeman I just bought a copy of the ebook. I'm certain it will be useful to have with me through my day. Nice work
So, do I get to take credit for connecting you and Robin and turning you onto his supreme voice-over acting abilities? =P
He is super good. Every word delineated and great meaning fleshed out by his readings.
@@immortalserito774 Every time I read any quotes or passages by Seneca now I hear his voice in my head.
Hi, I didn't know you did that, but thanks a lot! And I agree: Robin has amazing voice-over acting abilities!
This came to me in a quick memo from an "unknown". in Reply I say I use to sing about Mountainsbut the Ocean washed this way - A Blow my Mind...I was getting stoked Shove that stork up ya hiney...He naw all you middlemen out there Sittin' on a fence get off your ass & come down here cause Rock &RoLL ain't no middleman is what ancient astronaut theorist suggest.
On the other ✋ 🍕🍔🍟🍕🍦☕🍸💪👦😯 we'll think look into it.
|~Get a girl with Faraway eyes.
|~Get a girl w far away eyes
We'll have to make due w what we got...
Make one about stoked not stoiced.😂👂🏁
You can get it for free on his website though.
Stoicism is a big part of masculinity in my opinion
What made stoicism part of masculinity to you?
I'm asking this as a female fellow.
Yuzan well women are hardwired to be emotional to nurture for her offspring . Nowadays most men my age (20) or just men in general are highly emotional and get triggered easily over things they can’t control . Being able to stay grounded mentally is a big part of being a man. Everything isn’t gonna be the way you want it to be and i finally was able to come into my masculinity. I’m pretty sure women can practice stoicism but true femininity shouldn’t be stoic
@@Ryanrhodes1 Hm. I obviously disagree with you, but you're still very young and have a lot to learn ahead of you.
"getting triggered easily over things you can't control" is not part of "true femininity". Having emotional intelligence is not against stoicism.
Yuzan well you do have your own viewpoint too , I respect it
Are u selling the book???
Great How to video, I am also creating how to video about make money off the stock market and teaching about how to trade stock and your video gave me a idea, thank you :)
11th
Do you have a channel on Bitchute?
Nope..
What does your name translate to?
Business intelligence
😀💜✌🙏
This was more of a advertisement of the book
one question, are you alt-right
Hi tinolad tino ,
Tell me more about Alt-rigt.
Is it rejecting God, or so you have any thing else in mind.
@@sanhill748 Google it, basically just racists
Yes, he’s Alt right
Every thing is racist if you're alt left
Stoicism is pretty much the Buddhism of the west. I'm quite sure einzelganger wouldn't see himself in terms of national or ethnic belonging. PS: the guy is Dutch, he might not be familiar with your current political affairs.
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