How To Never Get Angry Or Bothered By Anyone | STOIC PHILOSOPHY

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  • @WisdomLife9
    @WisdomLife9 18 днів тому +33

    To those who are watching this video: May you and your loved ones be blessed with a peaceful and joyous Christmas season. May your hearts be filled with warmth, your homes with love, and your days with the blessings of good health and happiness. Merry Christmas! 🎄✨🎁

  • @peterokoth9554
    @peterokoth9554 17 днів тому +23

    I like one word here, my peace is my power.

  • @nightsoul9
    @nightsoul9 18 днів тому +15

    Thank you, James for your videos. I spent 20 years in a toxic relationship. I finally Left it. I found your videos here and Stoicism. I am reading Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus. Your videos have given me a way to apply Stoic philosophy in my everyday life and to find a place to heal, also to become more anchored in the present. Thank you for these tools

    • @JamesTheStoic233
      @JamesTheStoic233  18 днів тому +5

      Thanks for watching my channel. And thanks for sharing you experience. Stay blessed and stay stoic 💯👌

    • @linseyfennell7271
      @linseyfennell7271 18 днів тому +3

      I’m exactly the same had a toxic Mother then went into a toxic marriage been five years recovering the damage done to me found you’re Chanel it’s helping me so so much indeed thank you xx

    • @linseyfennell7271
      @linseyfennell7271 18 днів тому +2

      I try to keep all toxic people out off my life limit time around them they make me very ill but there are so many off them these type people are everywhere !!!!!!!

  • @AngelAlpay-en8mb
    @AngelAlpay-en8mb 9 днів тому +3

    this is so true people!! This is me :) This is your weapon, "Don't worry about other people, worry about yourself" Life is too short to understand everyone's problem/emotions :))

  • @Aurora.369
    @Aurora.369 12 днів тому +4

    I love your bluntness, not that my opinion matters, but it hits home. Thank you!

  • @StoicEpic888
    @StoicEpic888 9 днів тому +1

    This video does an excellent job of demystifying Stoicism. It’s not about suppressing emotions but about understanding and mastering them. Thanks for shedding light on this important distinction!

  • @ronvanderwolf1700
    @ronvanderwolf1700 14 днів тому +4

    Much reflection for me. Many facets of this video were thought provoking. An excellent piiece worthy to those that care.

  • @sylvialyall6757
    @sylvialyall6757 18 днів тому +9

    I needed to hear this right now, I've had a toxic sibling for years, and its now irreparable and out of control like forever and completely, this is just her and I value these advise so much. Thanks for the strategies to protect my mental health and to preserve myself. I need it💕

    • @anandazen30
      @anandazen30 16 днів тому +2

      I also have a toxic sister that we part ways since 2013. She’s been toxic with all family members. She decided she wants nothing to do with the rest of us. It’s on her! I miss my nephew and my niece of course.

    • @sylvialyall6757
      @sylvialyall6757 16 днів тому

      so sad.

    • @ellenorchid01
      @ellenorchid01 14 днів тому +2

      I have a toxic older sister who is hateful and always criticizing me "You're not obligated to stick around just because you share DNA" - I LOVE THIS.

    • @ChristineDumcan
      @ChristineDumcan 12 днів тому

      Toxic should be replaced with love and understanding and most of all acceptance and never from a directive. Unless from the heart it has no power. Love the stoic philosophy but changing behaviour or thought does not mean connections on other important levels.

    • @Trac82
      @Trac82 12 днів тому

      ​@@ellenorchid01💯 Correct.👌🏿

  • @TinaApril-k7i
    @TinaApril-k7i 9 днів тому +1

    I loved the word my peace is priceless

  • @tbirdcraw11
    @tbirdcraw11 Годину тому

    Thank you for these videos, having just left 2 months ago a long toxic relationship and going through the process of healing. These have been very helpful as I did have to detach for a while and stay in a non reactive state for 2 months, now able to deal with all that had to be compartmentalize, the information here has shown me who I was dealing with, what I’m made of and I will use these practices even more !!! Save yourself, life is too short to live in misery because of someone else’s baggage. Love and respect yourself enough to empower you to be all you can be. ❤️

  • @StoicAtlas
    @StoicAtlas 18 днів тому +4

    What i learned from this video 29:41 Those who truly care will respect your boundaries, while others may adapt or fade away.

  • @jenieseforbes1262
    @jenieseforbes1262 15 днів тому +2

    Thank you for sharing your wisdom and experience. Will apply those invaluable tips to my life. I am presently trying to avoid a toxic person.

  • @stoicexcellencepath
    @stoicexcellencepath 18 днів тому +4

    This video resonates deeply with me, especially the idea of detaching from external events to cultivate inner peace. It’s a powerful reminder that our emotions are within our control, and by practicing this, we can respond with clarity and wisdom in everyday life. Definitely a Stoic principle worth applying!

  • @lizzyobasih543
    @lizzyobasih543 7 днів тому

    This is just the kind of teaching I need
    Thanks 👍

  • @Echoes_Of_Antiquity
    @Echoes_Of_Antiquity 6 днів тому

    Wow, this was incredibly empowering and eye-opening! The way you broke down each step with personal insights and practical advice is truly inspiring. I love how you emphasized protecting your peace and setting boundaries without guilt. The humor strategy was such a unique and refreshing approach! Definitely bookmarking this for when I need to reclaim my energy. Thank you for this honest and motivational content!

  • @elbiesmith1875
    @elbiesmith1875 8 днів тому

    Thanx so much for these lessons! I have learnt a lot. I always try to change other's behavior and negativity which is part of their nature.

  • @RosemaryRendon-y4l
    @RosemaryRendon-y4l 12 днів тому +1

    SO MUCH NEEDED ADVICE...TAKING IT TO HEART TO LEARN...THANK YOU!!! SO WELL SAID....😊

  • @ShaazStoic
    @ShaazStoic 16 днів тому

    Such a powerful lesson! Realizing that anger is a choice and that we can control our responses is life-changing. Stoicism has taught me to maintain peace by not letting others' behavior affect my inner state. Truly inspiring and practical advice

  • @ellenorchid01
    @ellenorchid01 14 днів тому +1

    This is brilliant Simply fantastic.

  • @WisdomLife9
    @WisdomLife9 18 днів тому +2

    From your video I learn that: Protecting your mental peace is crucial; sometimes that means limiting exposure to toxic people, even if they're close to you. Lowering your expectations can also help you stay unbothered, as it gives you control over your emotions and prevents unnecessary disappointment. Thanks!

  • @StelianBlondu-r9r
    @StelianBlondu-r9r 13 днів тому +1

    Thank you ✨️🙏✨️
    Happy New Year

  • @Jarcano8
    @Jarcano8 18 днів тому +3

    This was informative, thank you.
    When someone asks me something inappropriate or it is just none of their business, I usually say " why do you ask ?", then when they give me the lame "Oh I was just wondering", I look at them and say "Oh" , and let the silence hang there. 😊

  • @michellengguekcheng4310
    @michellengguekcheng4310 18 днів тому +3

    Thank you for your videos, James! I've learned a great deal from your teaching through this video of how to react to unnecessary ppls while keeping my inner peace in control & staying cool like a cucumber🥒😊❤🙏.
    Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to James & all the listeners here! ✨️🎄🎅 ✨️🎄🎅 ✨️

    • @JamesTheStoic233
      @JamesTheStoic233  18 днів тому +3

      You a very nice person Michelle. Thanks for watching my channel we need more people like you Here . Stay blessed, MerryChristmas 🎄👌

  • @MKhomeostasis
    @MKhomeostasis 18 днів тому +3

    I love the way you are to the point… It’s making me laugh…❤ I want to send this to my cousin right now.

  • @StoicTraining
    @StoicTraining 17 днів тому +1

    Wow, the part about treating annoying people like toddlers really hit home for me! 😂 It’s such a simple but brilliant perspective shift that instantly diffuses frustration. I tried it today, and it was hilarious how effective it was-I couldn’t stop smiling while staying calm. Thank you for this life-changing tip!

    • @rozdoyle8872
      @rozdoyle8872 17 днів тому

      Totally brilliant idea , I grew up in 1960s Ireland and I am going to visualize those annoying people in 1960s clothes/ shoes/haircuts, I am looking forward to the first opportunity. Happy 2025 from the West of Ireland.

  • @DrKishoreHarbada
    @DrKishoreHarbada 17 днів тому +1

    Very informative and life changing

  • @therynostry7787
    @therynostry7787 9 днів тому

    Amazing advises ❤❤

  • @gaylea-e7u
    @gaylea-e7u 6 днів тому

    ❤ advice, great advice

  • @olivejones9343
    @olivejones9343 7 днів тому

    Very good one I have learned a lot from this ❤

  • @KingStoic101
    @KingStoic101 17 днів тому +1

    Peace lies in your control. Choose not to give others power over your emotions-stay grounded, focus on what truly matters, and let go of what you cannot control.

  • @marcusaurelius-stoicism
    @marcusaurelius-stoicism 18 днів тому +1

    Great stoicism 😊😊😊

  • @anandazen30
    @anandazen30 16 днів тому +1

    “OK” 🥰 I usually say : Okeeeey! 🤣😂 it works

  • @Stoicismforsuccess86
    @Stoicismforsuccess86 12 днів тому

    Thank you for the meaningful video, i will take in and learn more form this knowledge.

  • @StoicRealms
    @StoicRealms 17 днів тому +1

    "To love only what happens, what was destined. No greater harmony."
    - Marcus Aurelius

  • @mwdelridge4351
    @mwdelridge4351 15 днів тому

    Such like messages are a. Real service to humanity

  • @IsraelGwamura
    @IsraelGwamura 15 днів тому

    You are great. I like your wisdom. Keep up the good work

  • @austinezeweka1601
    @austinezeweka1601 15 днів тому

    This prepares one for real and problem free life

  • @AmpongJustice
    @AmpongJustice 18 днів тому

    What a worthwhile message.I will practice it.Tankx

  • @mwdelridge4351
    @mwdelridge4351 15 днів тому

    Very useful message

  • @vongaipraisemachengetemuny6001
    @vongaipraisemachengetemuny6001 17 днів тому

    Wow great teaching

  • @StoicLens360
    @StoicLens360 19 годин тому

    Practicing Stoic philosophy helps us realize that negative emotions arise from how we react to events, not the events themselves. By controlling our reactions and focusing on what is within our control, we can maintain inner peace and avoid being bothered by others. As Marcus Aurelius said, "If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment."

  • @livestoiclivedifferent
    @livestoiclivedifferent 14 днів тому

    30:15 ignore the immediate not very text call or email need an instant response: i like this sentence❤❤❤

  • @jorcole68
    @jorcole68 8 днів тому

    We live in a world that more and more this is the scenario. Someone always has drama and knows you cant stand it, but still always dump their problems on you. The kicker is they know what they need to do, but never do it and constantly complain about the same thing over and over. And when you just give yourself a bit of distance, they start gossiping about you. People will always reveal their true selves when you give your self space. They turn to others and then you become the topic of gossip. Pretty sad. These types of people are not people you should give your time to.

  • @gloriaf6971
    @gloriaf6971 12 днів тому

    I ignore what people do or say quite a lot. I refuse to allow them to have any power over me.

  • @marymenchaca3383
    @marymenchaca3383 8 днів тому +1

    Okay

  • @YTS.DailyStoicPractice
    @YTS.DailyStoicPractice 18 днів тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @michaelkyaw1700
    @michaelkyaw1700 10 днів тому

    💜🙏

  • @IdrisAkanni-hz5ke
    @IdrisAkanni-hz5ke 13 днів тому

    MY STORY

  • @EjimchiKalu
    @EjimchiKalu 2 дні тому

    What will a mother do if her son tells her he is not his son?

  • @Dsimpleify
    @Dsimpleify 15 днів тому +1

    Like anger is something bad. Why don’t you just stop popping cause it smells bad. Ridiculous. Anger is valuable and natural emotion like any other.

  • @thomasomalley7619
    @thomasomalley7619 17 днів тому

    Why is the expectation of improving warranted in order to be stoic while saying don’t have expectations because we are flawed, so lower the bar?

  • @EjimchiKalu
    @EjimchiKalu 2 дні тому

    The son is 51 years old who made the statement..

  • @ZahavaEversley
    @ZahavaEversley 9 днів тому

    Because I need to change bags frequently for work, I chose them for attending important gatherings. The replica of kislux gave me more choices, and it completely held up the scene. Everyone praised it for looking good.

  • @NoMoreWeak
    @NoMoreWeak 11 днів тому

    Today I have created my own channel and in 2025 I will become a successful UA-camr. 0:23

  • @Neti-Netti
    @Neti-Netti 17 днів тому

    Or your own…

  • @Fatbum11
    @Fatbum11 17 днів тому

    Oops, I’ve been the elephant in the room, that one who drains people, the scatty annoying, in your face, no boundaries, oops I had serious hormonal dysfunction that caused childhood through to adulthood issues, psychological and physical, had I been diagnosed with my birth defects, my abnormalities in my periods, i wouldn’t have had the cognitive, physical and mental disorders as bad and the labels that had caused the above, oops it was medical negligence. Oops mr stoic reader, maybe consider that children and adults don’t choose to be the way they are. Oops when you realise your behaviours are some of your family’s behaviours, as there’s are their parents, and you see them in your own children, your partner, and low and behold they also have the same disorders you do. I think the conclusion that if I didn’t know what was wrong with me and what caused stuff, how the hell do I judge someone else by their behaviour if I don’t like it, without knowing what’s going on internally for them. Diagnosis in the medical field is a joke, when you see abnormalities, symptoms, family histories being ignored, You realise again, even if you have to break up with people, you can have more compassion for them.

  • @monamons478
    @monamons478 14 днів тому

    Idont have aney contact but they are hack my account

  • @monamons478
    @monamons478 14 днів тому

    they're are not my family no badey is my boyfriend but they are hant g from up and they didn't block majek iam tell you the truth

  • @jeffhodge7333
    @jeffhodge7333 18 днів тому

    Listen. No one wants to listen for 30 minutes. Be concise.

  • @YourTreasure-u1b
    @YourTreasure-u1b 18 днів тому +1

    Too much garbage of adds, disliked

  • @jeffhodge7333
    @jeffhodge7333 18 днів тому

    Don't tell stories. Just cite principles. No one has time for side stories. This video should have been 5 minutes long. AI has made everyone lazy.

  • @gaylea-e7u
    @gaylea-e7u 6 днів тому

    ❤ advice, great advice

  • @marymenchaca3383
    @marymenchaca3383 8 днів тому +1

    Okay