9 Signs You Should Cut Ties, Even with Family or Friends | Stoic Philosophy

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  • @thisisme3238
    @thisisme3238 2 дні тому +31

    A friend of mine told me something that I would like to pass along to all who reads this...."If it costs you your peace, it's too expensive." 🤔

  • @agnelrodrigues2643
    @agnelrodrigues2643 2 дні тому +10

    Setting boundaries to protect our inner peace and happiness is the best takeaway from the video. God Bless

  • @StoicQuotes365
    @StoicQuotes365 2 дні тому +7

    This video beautifully captures the essence of Stoic philosophy-protecting our inner peace by setting boundaries in relationships. Sometimes, cutting ties isn't about selfishness; it's about self-respect. Truly thought-provoking!

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  2 дні тому

      Thank you for your insightful comment! I completely agree-protecting our inner peace through boundaries is a powerful form of self-respect, not selfishness. It’s amazing how Stoic philosophy helps us understand this so clearly

  • @StoicRelationships-Official
    @StoicRelationships-Official 2 дні тому +7

    This video beautifully captures the essence of Stoic wisdom-choosing peace over toxicity isn't selfish, it's self-preservation. Marcus Aurelius’ teachings on relationships resonate deeply here. Thank you for this meaningful reminder to prioritize virtue and inner peace in our connections!

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  2 дні тому

      Thanks for sharing! Marcus Aurelius’ teachings really help us better understand the importance of prioritizing peace and virtue in relationships. Thank you for reminding us of this.

  • @leannehicks4374
    @leannehicks4374 8 годин тому +2

    That settles it , I’ve never had a good relationship

  • @StoicEpic888
    @StoicEpic888 6 годин тому

    The practical applications of Stoic philosophy are invaluable. Your examples of using Stoicism in daily life, like handling criticism or dealing with setbacks, were incredibly helpful

  • @Deb-h8y
    @Deb-h8y 18 годин тому +3

    OMG this is for me! I have somone in my life who degrads me and makes me feel so horrible, just to make herself feel better tthan myself. She will push untill am in teaŕs or han̈ging ùp. She gets joy out of my ßaddness and hard ttìmès enoùĝh

    • @wandaritter5704
      @wandaritter5704 13 годин тому

      Please leave her behind she sounds like a Narcissist no cure

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  12 годин тому

      I am truly sorry you are going through this. The truth is that you are dealing with a toxic person who is constantly trying to bring you down, and that is incredibly painful. No one deserves to feel degraded or manipulated, especially by someone who seems to find satisfaction in your struggles. Please stay away and set boundaries with this type of person. I wish you health and happiness😊

  • @Inspire-Verse-YT
    @Inspire-Verse-YT 3 години тому

    Keep up the great work!

  • @JessieI
    @JessieI 6 годин тому

    Thank you for reminding me that my life now IS absolute shit and that I have nothing left to live for because all I ever had WAS the past. Time for a little Si.

  • @TheThoughtCompass-vnm
    @TheThoughtCompass-vnm 2 дні тому +2

    Your insights into Stoicism are spot on! This video is a gem for anyone seeking a calm and resilient mindset. Keep up the great work!

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  День тому

      Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad the video made sense. Stoicism is a powerful philosophy for building resilience and maintaining a calm mindset, and it's great to know that it made an impact. I'll definitely continue to share the content!

  • @yasminenazarine1629
    @yasminenazarine1629 4 години тому

    Good lesson

  • @chantalnikkichantal948
    @chantalnikkichantal948 5 годин тому

    Yes I have stopped talking to many family members and friends one thing about me I can walk away very easily my peace within is very important to me

  • @OrlandoQuiachon-g5v
    @OrlandoQuiachon-g5v 14 годин тому

    Excellent. Much thnks.

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  12 годин тому

      You're very welcome! I'm glad the words resonated with you. Remember, you deserve respect and kindness, always. If you ever need to talk or need any more support, I'm here for you. Take care of yourself!

  • @MaMary-i2g
    @MaMary-i2g 2 дні тому +7

    Exactly!!! All of it. Don't second guess yourself. Sometimes people work in groups to achieve an end. And that end can be the end of you. If you're feeling an attack, move away and get as much distance as necessary to put an end to their manipulation. You will, even though difficult, be much better off in the end.❤✌️🙂

    • @StoicQuotes365
      @StoicQuotes365 2 дні тому

      The point about choosing relationships based on sincerity and respect hit home. Stoic philosophy teaches us that letting go of unworthy ties isn’t cold-hearted-it’s self-care. A must-watch for those seeking peace!

    • @StoicRelationships-Official
      @StoicRelationships-Official 2 дні тому +1

      Not everyone deserves a place in your life'-a profound truth that’s often hard to act on. This video is a great guide to navigating those tough decisions with strength and grace. Truly inspiring!

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  2 дні тому

      Absolutely! Trusting yourself and recognizing when you’re being manipulated is so important. Sometimes stepping away, no matter how hard, is the only way to protect your peace and well-being. It might be tough in the moment, but in the long run, it's always worth it. Thank you for sharing this powerful insight

  • @BrianCash-x1y
    @BrianCash-x1y 5 годин тому

    Wow listen to him I get him I love that

  • @KellieMontano
    @KellieMontano 2 дні тому +4

    The first one is so much deeper ...it's hard but all tru

    • @StoicQuotes365
      @StoicQuotes365 2 дні тому +2

      Marcus Aurelius' wisdom resonates deeply here: 'You have control over your mind, not external events.' This video is a powerful reminder to prioritize our mental well-being over toxic connections. Grateful for this insight!

    • @StoicRelationships-Official
      @StoicRelationships-Official 2 дні тому +1

      The point about avoiding argumentative people really hit home. It's so true that preserving harmony within ourselves often means letting go of relationships that drain us. Such a powerful and liberating message-thank you for sharing this!

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  2 дні тому

      Absolutely, it’s a tough truth to embrace, but it’s so real. Protecting our peace may require difficult choices, but it’s always worth it in the end. Thank you for highlighting that!"

  • @joyce-l7q
    @joyce-l7q 2 дні тому +3

    Thank you forthe lesson🎉❤

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  2 дні тому

      You're very welcome! I'm glad the lesson resonated with you. Take care of your peace-it’s always worth it

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  12 годин тому

      Glad this message reached you. Life is full of lessons, and sometimes the hardest lessons lead to the greatest growth. Please continue to support and build a better community together, thank you very much

  • @Friday-i1m
    @Friday-i1m 23 години тому +1

    💯💯💯💯your talking about my exxx my family for what money money oh please they can have it 💯 we won’t take it with us when we leave this world 🌏 Amen 🙏

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  12 годин тому

      It sounds like you’re feeling disappointed and hurt, especially with people who seem to value money more than real connection. You’re absolutely right - we can’t take material things with us when we leave this world. What really matters is the love, respect, and meaningful relationships we cultivate along the way.
      If you’re dealing with people who only see value in money or material things, it can be incredibly draining. May you find more trusting relationships. Thank you

  • @FloraAbello
    @FloraAbello 10 годин тому

    IM not bothering their work in my members at home. I respect them all children and adults

  • @jasminejasmine-n9l
    @jasminejasmine-n9l День тому

    1:25❤ true

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  11 годин тому

      Please continue to support and build a better community together, thank you very much.

  • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
    @StoicWisdomDaily-99  3 дні тому +1

    In your opinion, besides these 9 signs, are there any other good signs?🙂

  • @scottsnyder5524
    @scottsnyder5524 2 дні тому +4

    Too many ads

  • @marysylvie2012
    @marysylvie2012 2 дні тому +1

    You are much too much repetitive, making us wasting our time, although the subject is good. One time: "what counts is how we react to a situation" would have been enough. Count how many times you have said it. Just enough for me to sleep.

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  День тому

      Thank you for your feedback! I’m sorry if I came across as repetitive-that wasn’t my intention. I understand how hearing the same point multiple times can feel frustrating. I’ll be sure to keep the delivery more concise and to the point in the future. I appreciate you sticking with it despite the repetition, and I hope the subject still provided value!

  • @Irene-t7e
    @Irene-t7e 9 годин тому

    Marcus Aeraleaus once said can you plz pass the mashed potatoes? when you start a conversation with marcus aeraleus once3 said well you cant go wrong !

    • @StoicWisdomDaily-99
      @StoicWisdomDaily-99  8 годин тому

      There are many things we can learn from philosopher Marcus Aeraleaus. Thanks for sharing.