Yes. Yes. 1000x yes. How does one complain about a free coach reminding you of what you may already know but need reminders and accountability! Keep it up!
1. Embrace difficulty in everything that you seek. 2. Read books to talk with the dead. 3. Reframe the perspective into something that can take the burden. 4. Treat the body vigorously so that it is not disobedient with the mind. 5. Focus on stuffs that's up to you. 6. Cultivate courage by progressively overloading in stress, difficulty and friction towards the things that are important.
Shattering your ankle in a million pieces and having to stop doing what you love for over a year is also a great way to develop a super strong mindset. Although I don't recommend it :-) Nice videos!
It’s that powerful? Wow. Thank god a friend recommended this. I must say after the first time I watched I said to him, this is pure gold. And it keeps getting better. I’m on the email list now!!!! I’m super happy about it. I want to get that book meditations too!
"If one accomplishes some good though with toil, the toil passes, but the good remains; if one does something dishonorable with pleasure, the pleasure passes, but the dishonor remains." - Musonius Rufus (the teacher of Epictetus) Having the courage to fight through hardship is what I try to learn right now - by moving to the other side for the world for my PhD, and starting a UA-cam channel about philosophy,.It is scary and frightening, but it is one of the best ways to improve as a person. Thanks for this inspiring video Ryan!:)
1:00 1. Embrace Difficulty 1:57 2. Converse With the Dead 2:44 3. Look For the Smooth Handle 4:25 4. Treat the Body Rigorously 5:28 5. Focus on What You Can Control 6. Think What Do You Want to Get from Your Live 6:33 7. Cultivate Courage
Another good one! Ryan this year I picked up a copy of the daily stoic, which prompted me to read the obstacle is the way, and now discipline is destiny. Am subscribed to the daily news letter - the study of stoicism has been slowly changing me & my life. I’m accomplishing more, mostly mentally - than ever before. Pairing it with my religious practices has been insanely beneficial. Thank you for studying and then putting your findings into the world! Hugely valued by many.
Thank you so much Ryan for all the efforts that you put into your content for us ! We need positive people like you to spread the beckon of positivity! I wonder how many people have found hope in their darkest of times through your efforts. Love & light to you 🙏
Brother i love that youve changed yourslef so much. Youre true to your word. And i love seeing you succeed and seeing you applying the Philosophy to your family. Your videoes now are full of that same wisdom that you are now passing onto the future.....congratulations...your videos are beautiful
Thank you, Ryan, for sharing and teaching. I'm a 55yo DV and everyday is it's own struggle. I've come to enjoy and look fwd to your videos. My Gregory Hays translation of "Meditations" arrived today along with a copy of your "The Obstacle Is The Way". Keep being you... ✌️
I definitely need to focus on what I can and can't control. Trying to work on myself and become a better person for my own self. Really helpful video thanks. Saved to rewatch later :)
1.Cultivate bravery 2.Do exercise and treat the body the right way 3.Focus on what we can control 4.Do hard things and push yourself 5.Read things from dead people 6.
Great meditation to start the day=]. I love the “conversations with the dead” mantra- that exactly why I have groomed a healthy library of thought leaders going back through time=]
Tolstoy's calendar of wisdom was the prominent influence in the life of Henry Charles Bukowski on practical matters. Bukowski is a labeled as a nilialist in pop culture. We could easily refer to Epictetus as a nilialist. Removing the extential bias yields a lesson, no matter how painful.
Bible and Quran, has some of the best teachings from Noah and Abraham’s tribulations, Moses practices, David’s reproving, Solomon’s proverbs, and wisdom, the prophets tutoring, to Jesuses parables and teachings are stellar with Muhammad’s discipleships and practices as well. The same with the Bagavahd Gita and the Dhammapada, with also philosophical tie ins of Confucius, laotzu and practical philosophies are also a stellar practices and upkeeping, with Shiva, Krishna and Gautama Buddha with so much great teachings on how to live rightly, utilizing the four noble truths and eight fold path of the dharma chakra, go forth with such a good rhythm and modem in modern structure with the Japanese fundamentals of ikigai. To also the stoics, epicureans, a from marcus Aurelius meditations to the norsemens havamal, they have such good practices. From pragmatic, practical and mystical rhythms. From Joel osteen and various pastors, to zakir and other imams as for Christian’s and muslims, than you sadguruh and dailai lama for Buddhist and Hindus, you also have Ryan holiday for stoics, amazing stuff.
Summary for my future self 1. Embrace difficulty in everything that you seek. 2. Read books to talk with the dead. 3. Reframe the perspective into something that can take the burden. 4. Treat the body vigorously so that it is not disobedient with the mind. 5. Focus on stuffs that's up to you. 6. Cultivate courage by progressively overloading in stress, difficulty and friction towards the things that are important.
I live in LA. I have sat in that traffic. I have pissed other drivers off cus they see I'm enjoying myself. I consider it a golden time of chilling with my fave tunes and either a Diet Coke or a cup of coffee, depending upon the weather. I like heavier traffic cus it means people are not driving like speed maniacs and we may all get where we're going in one piece. I especially came to enjoy it when I am alone in the car, cus I'm a mom and it would be the only time I get to myself. The only downside is if you have to use the toilet suddenly so always know places to get off for that purpose, but otherwise, Whoo Hoo! Crank the tunes, Baby and rock out and rock on!
I like all you have said...but also listen to your body... there's a time to "push" as you say, and there is a time to listen to the intelligence body and back off, stop or whatever is necessary to stay healthy.
People are criticizing you for repetition. Ignore them. Your overall message is the type that requires repetition and frequent reinforcement.
Very true.
Yes. Yes. 1000x yes. How does one complain about a free coach reminding you of what you may already know but need reminders and accountability! Keep it up!
Couldn’t agree more. The dopamine driven need for constant streams of new information leaves no room for assimilation of it.
I’m the type of person that needs to be reminded how good things are when I’m feeling stressed. I agree with this
Agreed. I forgot most of what I learn 😆
You probably won't see this, but Ryan you honestly changed my life. Thank You.
me too..and Mark Manson.
1. Embrace difficulty in everything that you seek.
2. Read books to talk with the dead.
3. Reframe the perspective into something that can take the burden.
4. Treat the body vigorously so that it is not disobedient with the mind.
5. Focus on stuffs that's up to you.
6. Cultivate courage by progressively overloading in stress, difficulty and friction towards the things that are important.
I TURN 85 TODAY AND SO FAR "A C ALEB DAR OF WISDOM' IS THE BEST GIFT.YET. THANKS
Happy Belated Birthday!
"I don't believe in myself. I have evidence." I love that powerful statement.
Stoicism helped me a lot. Thank you Stoics🙏.
I’m glad we are learning a little towards greatness.
Shattering your ankle in a million pieces and having to stop doing what you love for over a year is also a great way to develop a super strong mindset. Although I don't recommend it :-) Nice videos!
Stoic thinking is saving my life right now. Without it, I know I'd be dead. It's the only thing that's kept me moving forward.
Its also saved me from my demons
Stay strong and watch the thoughts they are not always truth. Be open stay health and blessed. You can get through it
It’s that powerful? Wow. Thank god a friend recommended this. I must say after the first time I watched I said to him, this is pure gold. And it keeps getting better. I’m on the email list now!!!! I’m super happy about it. I want to get that book meditations too!
@@bradfisher407It actually is that powerful...it saved mine too.
Stay blessed...it saved mine too hey.
Mindset creates the shift in the discipline we all need or seek.. enjoy the process stay the course, peace my stoics ~ 🤞🏽
"If one accomplishes some good though with toil, the toil passes, but the good remains; if one does something dishonorable with pleasure, the pleasure passes, but the dishonor remains." - Musonius Rufus (the teacher of Epictetus)
Having the courage to fight through hardship is what I try to learn right now - by moving to the other side for the world for my PhD, and starting a UA-cam channel about philosophy,.It is scary and frightening, but it is one of the best ways to improve as a person. Thanks for this inspiring video Ryan!:)
I don’t think I have ever heard of the Word STOIC, but now that I have heard and listened, it all begins NOW.
Thank you for this video.
1:00 1. Embrace Difficulty
1:57 2. Converse With the Dead
2:44 3. Look For the Smooth Handle
4:25 4. Treat the Body Rigorously
5:28 5. Focus on What You Can Control
6. Think What Do You Want to Get from Your Live
6:33 7. Cultivate Courage
Strong mind , strong habits ❤❤❤
Another good one! Ryan this year I picked up a copy of the daily stoic, which prompted me to read the obstacle is the way, and now discipline is destiny. Am subscribed to the daily news letter - the study of stoicism has been slowly changing me & my life. I’m accomplishing more, mostly mentally - than ever before. Pairing it with my religious practices has been insanely beneficial. Thank you for studying and then putting your findings into the world! Hugely valued by many.
Liked and saved into playlist. You and Robert Greene are and always will remain my heroes.
Yes ❤
I was told “ Keep calmly knowing change”. I hate the unpredictability of life but it is what it is. All about acceptance.
This guidance is where it's at, embrace it and live a meaningful life.
Never stop sending it
Know what you can control and know what you can't.
This is the ultimate and the primary principal of Stoicism.
Control what you can control…
The rest just accepted, the way they are .
Doing an excellent job here amigo!!
Thanks for every word you say. My battle is beginning and the only rivalry is myself and the winner is my Upperself.
I know a guy with a broken body that can't walk anymore and in constant pain but is one the strongest men I've ever know .
Needed all this - now as much as I’m hearing this I WILL PRACTICE THIS IN LIFE.
Thank you so much Ryan for all the efforts that you put into your content for us ! We need positive people like you to spread the beckon of positivity! I wonder how many people have found hope in their darkest of times through your efforts. Love & light to you 🙏
Brother i love that youve changed yourslef so much. Youre true to your word. And i love seeing you succeed and seeing you applying the Philosophy to your family. Your videoes now are full of that same wisdom that you are now passing onto the future.....congratulations...your videos are beautiful
Thank you, Ryan, for sharing and teaching. I'm a 55yo DV and everyday is it's own struggle. I've come to enjoy and look fwd to your videos. My Gregory Hays translation of "Meditations" arrived today along with a copy of your "The Obstacle Is The Way". Keep being you... ✌️
Came to this video by chance and I feel like it's changing my life
6:20 serenity prayer
I'm a buddhist. Stocism fits completely honestly.
Is there a big overlap?
@@itsmichaelmai Not really.
Your videos are really good Ryan!! Thanks for sharing a little bit of stoicism with us, really appreciate your content here on you tube👊
Be Blessed.
Need to listen to this every day. Thank you, Ryan.
I definitely need to focus on what I can and can't control. Trying to work on myself and become a better person for my own self. Really helpful video thanks. Saved to rewatch later :)
You talk... I listen...Thank you, Ryan
1.Cultivate bravery
2.Do exercise and treat the body the right way
3.Focus on what we can control
4.Do hard things and push yourself
5.Read things from dead people
6.
Been working on my mental strength the last 5 years. Best of luck to you all out there!
How is it going?
Thank you for sharing all these years!!
Lovely! Lots of gratitude ♥️🎶☀️✨💫🌟
Thank you for this! Always some new ideas and ways of thinking about things
Love this. Your content is excellent. Keep it up.
Thank you for this today ❤
Great meditation to start the day=]. I love the “conversations with the dead” mantra- that exactly why I have groomed a healthy library of thought leaders going back through time=]
Marcus Aurelius: "The obstacle is the path."
Thanks for the reminders.
Ryan you the man! Thanks for spreading your knowledge 💯
This guy is fantastic 😍. Thank you so much
Your best video,- among very good others I have watched-, as of April 12, 2023 Ryan.
Bravo..
Great wisdom.
Stoicism is a mindset.
Appreciate your effort man you are doing your best
I watch your videos in the morning to hype me up! 😂
NEEDED THIS NOW. Thank you!
You changed my life
I have a cold hear to a lot. However, You come though to my brain.
Loved this Ryan! Have watched most of your videos and this is right up there. Thank you.
Being stoic !!
Great video- thank you Ryan🙌
I Love Ryan Holiday ❤❤❤❤ He's So Inspiring
Read the meditation by Marcus and the watch your videos really makes me think about my life. Thanks Ryan
I VOTE yes to the beard Rayan 🙌🏾 in honor of Marcus
This was such a great video, thank you - recently started reading about Stoic philosophy because it really resonates with me.
Josh Peck is a Stoic now. Amazing
I was always a sceptic but the Fonz leather jacket in thumbnail has me hooked😂
I only joke. Grt educational video, as always.
For the dummies there
Stoic: Calm and unaffected by hardships
Great content 👍. I needed this.
Thank you. I needed to hear this today.
the opportunity vs obstacle thing ive always heard that and always wanted elaboration on that
Thank you - it is really informative
Tolstoy's calendar of wisdom was the prominent influence in the life of Henry Charles Bukowski on practical matters.
Bukowski is a labeled as a nilialist in pop culture. We could easily refer to Epictetus as a nilialist. Removing the extential bias yields a lesson, no matter how painful.
Brilliant video - TY
Thank you! 💜💜
man I love this intro! it hits hard
this so good.💪
I just started reading _The Obstacle Is The Way_ and now I feel weird because Ryan's still alive 🤣
Same bruh😁
Thank you Ryan! Just bought your book and my life has changed ever since.
Could anyone tell me the songs used on the video? Thanks
Thank you 🙏🏾
Love this
Bible and Quran, has some of the best teachings from Noah and Abraham’s tribulations, Moses practices, David’s reproving, Solomon’s proverbs, and wisdom, the prophets tutoring, to Jesuses parables and teachings are stellar with Muhammad’s discipleships and practices as well.
The same with the Bagavahd Gita and the Dhammapada, with also philosophical tie ins of Confucius, laotzu and practical philosophies are also a stellar practices and upkeeping, with Shiva, Krishna and Gautama Buddha with so much great teachings on how to live rightly, utilizing the four noble truths and eight fold path of the dharma chakra, go forth with such a good rhythm and modem in modern structure with the Japanese fundamentals of ikigai.
To also the stoics, epicureans, a from marcus Aurelius meditations to the norsemens havamal, they have such good practices.
From pragmatic, practical and mystical rhythms. From Joel osteen and various pastors, to zakir and other imams as for Christian’s and muslims, than you sadguruh and dailai lama for Buddhist and Hindus, you also have Ryan holiday for stoics, amazing stuff.
Struggle would determine if you are stoic and mentally strong.❤
Just amassing
Gold ❤
Thank you Ryan❤
thank you 👌🏼
Thank you
2:18 that background looks just like Grand Rapids Michigan
Can I find the image at 0:22 unblurred anywhere please? It's beautiful!
Excellent video. I will look for your name on audio books
Summary for my future self
1. Embrace difficulty in everything that you seek.
2. Read books to talk with the dead.
3. Reframe the perspective into something that can take the burden.
4. Treat the body vigorously so that it is not disobedient with the mind.
5. Focus on stuffs that's up to you.
6. Cultivate courage by progressively overloading in stress, difficulty and friction towards the things that are important.
I like your work brought to us in western civ!
2:50 In the traffic, Is that what is think it is..?
I live in LA. I have sat in that traffic. I have pissed other drivers off cus they see I'm enjoying myself. I consider it a golden time of chilling with my fave tunes and either a Diet Coke or a cup of coffee, depending upon the weather. I like heavier traffic cus it means people are not driving like speed maniacs and we may all get where we're going in one piece. I especially came to enjoy it when I am alone in the car, cus I'm a mom and it would be the only time I get to myself. The only downside is if you have to use the toilet suddenly so always know places to get off for that purpose, but otherwise, Whoo Hoo! Crank the tunes, Baby and rock out and rock on!
So cool.
Woah, Ryan I love your new grown beard, man
Keep em up!! Love it. Except for the “stoics” use. If I’m calm I’m not A calm. But yeah it’s great stuff!
I like all you have said...but also listen to your body... there's a time to "push" as you say, and there is a time to listen to the intelligence body and back off, stop or whatever is necessary to stay healthy.
The mind a garden that yearns to be cultivated
Can @DailyStoic share the link of "meditations" from there are lot of options.
my 4 year old son is asking why part 6 did not come in this video as he was reading all the parts headlines
could you turn down the background music a bit, sometimes its too distracting
ryan looking stoicly handsome with that stubble
I Have All His Books 📚
Also "The Boy Who Would Be King"? :D