Marcus Aurelius was a big believer in stoicism.

Not only Aurelius — but Tim Ferriss, Epictetus, and Ryan Holiday swear by it too.

Here's what it's (and how stoicism removes stress and unlocks your hidden potential):

I’ll leave this here…

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The consensus for S3.33 is overwhelmingly positive.

If the rational for not putting it on chain was disappointing the community, I think we have enough of a case study to now disprove this.

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Day 80/100 Update!🚀
1)Nailed a medium-level LeetCode problem: Set matrix zeroes
2)Tackled my job hunt task with a flurry of cold emails on LinkedIn
3)Took a rest day and indulged in some peaceful me-time
4)Explored wisdom in 'The one path to serenity' by Epictetus
#100DaysOfCode

Epictetus: 'It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters.'

Focus on your response to events, not the events themselves.

Amazing how many people are unable to see just how innovative Cardano is on every level and at every turn. Nothing comes close to Cardano in being the genuine extension and successor to BTC.

Epictetus

Epictetus has absolutely NO chill. I love him.

Let the Super Cycle start! $SC and $WIF

Top dog / top cat

It's a new day.

'It’s not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters.' said Epictetus

As you start this beautiful week, your response towards external events is key.

#BuildForTheFuture

The teen mental health crisis was not caused by reality getting worse around 2012. Their material and physical health improved steadily. To paraphrase Epictetus: 'It is not events which disturb teens. It is the device through which they interpret all events.'…

“Books are the training weights of the mind.” – Epictetus

#reading #stoic #books

'Working within our sphere of control, we are naturally free, independent, and strong. Beyond that sphere, we are weak, limited, and dependent.'

— Epictetus

“It's impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows.”

― Epictetus

Marcus aurelius was one of the 4 greatest Emperors of Rome. Despite being an Emperor he was always on the battlefield ans faced the plague in Rome. He was a stoic philosopher, inspired by epictetus. Marcus Aurelius wrote 'Meditations' as a journal during his wars.

'Reading should serve the goal of attaining peace; if it doesn’t make you peaceful, what good is it?'

— Epictetus