The tips 00:00 Intro 01:29 1. Seek challenges 01:59 2. Focus on your response 02:48 3. Choose your influences wisely 03:57 4. Be a master of yourself 04:47 5. Say yes to what matters 05:20 6. Do the hard things 05:55 7. Protect your time 06:58 8. Make others better
“It’s not that life is short, it’s that we waste a lot of it”- I’ve been biting my nails scared to getting older (I’ll be 24 in about 2 months). And this quote resonated so well with me, I’ve been afraid of running out of time because I think I don’t have much time left. But this fear of losing time has been making me waste time… this is such a vicious cycle. Thank you for this amazing video! 😊💙
Hi Sia, take a moment to read my comment above. It's about my take and views on time and potentiality. I am just a normal guy, who loves to understand the elements and dynamics of reality. I do have a business, and my greatest challenge has been time availability. In my particular situation, I feel obligated to be there for so many family members who are needy and they drain me of my time and energy, so I am left with not enough of myself to grow my business. At the same time, I enjoy being with family and it feels good to know that I was there for them when it mattered, I might never get that chance again. So what I am trying to say is, that spending time and helping the people that matter to you, that you love will count for more at the end of your life. In our last days, we are more likely to regret not enjoying life enough, not connecting enough with our hearts. This is what makes us feel more alive, more than the dopamine that comes with winning, popularity and addictions. What really counts is the meaningful energy, love, and joy, these are the things that invigorate and nurture our souls. Positive energy. The brain chemical for love is oxytocin but produced naturally when we put our hearts in the right place, live for love and joy. It gets tricky because its in the same arena of pleasure, where many get addicted. We're emotional beings, but try to be a bit more rational more than emotional, to keep your inner drama in check. Well, nice chatting. Goodluck.
@@davidanthony6408 thank you for your wisdom! Life can be a bit of a balancing act, I am very career driven so I get a lot of happiness and fulfilment from that sort of success but I am aware that genuine human connection is also necessary for fulfilment. I completely agree with you and am so grateful to hear your story. Thank you 💙
I just wanted to say thank you Ryan, I have been practising (loosely) stoicism for a few years, and found it helps me. But, last Christmas and New Year Covid nearly killed me, and in early January, I could barely breath, barely walk, barely read or write. Today as I close in on the anniversary of catching the virus, I am not sad, unhappy or dwelling on the past - I still have some health challenges that is the extremes of covid disease. But I have read many books this year, practiced hard, and read hard, and written lots. In March, having learnt to walk in Jan, I ran a mile, in June I ran 10 miles, and in September I went both half marathon distance, and did a competitive mile. My mile time was still poor, but I did it - I need to recover 30 seconds to be back to pre-covid. But my half marathon time was not far off - around six minutes or so a 1:43. My best since passing 40 being 1:37 - so not the end of the world. This does work, focus on being the best version of yourself, and thank you Ryan for personally inspiring me to keep reading my Daily Stoic, keep journalling and keep pushing myself. I hope your family and you enjoy Christmas and the New Year. Best wishes.
@@rid.h.tom.4296 Self pity, serves no one, and adds nothing of value to life. I just try to be the best that I can be, each day, and work on improving from that point.
I am now 23 years old, going through a lot of changes which at some point made me feel like my life was turning apart, and in fact it is, but now I see the value in what is happening, and I wanted to thank you for not letting the stoic's word die! I value your work a lot. Thank you, again.
I was surfing the net to get the best way to preserve my hard copy books, and found Ryan. I have since been his follower. The daily stoic and the daily dad are my favourite text to read each day.
Thank you Ryan. My name is Logan I am trying to turn a lifetime of iggnorent learnings from my community around me. You have been byfar the most reliable source of information and quotes. Thank you for what you do.
Oh man, you’re so lucky to have cicadas on your farm. I’ve found their sound to be so relaxing. They were everywhere in Virginia where I grew up and don’t exist here in Germany. Thank you for your lessons! Through stoic philosophy, I think I’ve finally found a way to live my life. I was and always will be a soldier and the concept of self discipline is very near and dear to my heart. I lost my way after leaving the military but have found it again by applying stoic philosophy to my life. Every day is a gift. Time is precious and wasting it is crazy. Momento Mori has become the new way I strive to better myself each and every day.
We have cicada season where everyone complains about the noise. I decided to research them and meditate at the time their calls were the loudest. It really is all up to you.
this is helping me deal with a lot, hope this reaches those who need this the most....by realising one has to confront fear head on - i ask what - all the thousands of singular questions that ask you unconsciously is not what you have to trust and land on, its the unbelievable force that can confront fear/all thats causing pain and suffering and everything else you are not comfortable with and afraid of....there is anunimaginable universe of stength and all that is...believe me...im seeing it tooo transitioning back and forth....and the doubt thats raising more questions and the faith and trust in this force ----teying to test myself with these back and forth ---- is opening gates to glimpses of existense of a huge amountnof good and healing....and the experience is unbelievable..for a mome t...and it goes away....what is it this that i am going back and forth from...
I cannot like this talk enough. Spectacular. So much to learn from the ancients. People's desire for meaning and self improvement never change. Thank you.
You’re putting into words and elucidating how I’ve been feeling, how I’ve been trying to live, and how I aspire to grow. Thank you for all of your work! It’s obvious that you are very passionate and knowledgeable about Stoicism - and I’m hooked!
Watching your videos had made me realize I follow many Stoic traits naturally. However, the enlightenment from the knowledge you are spreading is really got my mind working. Love the content, excellent work.... seriously.
I've read and finished three books. The obstacle is the way, Ego is the enemy and Stillness is the key. These three books dramatically changed my overview of life...The stoic mentality is such powerful! Awesome video and truly helpful
The “who’s footsteps will you follow” hit home. I am an adopted person who has no family connection unfortunately. It has been a struggle to find my true identity in this life. I don’t have to know my ancestors necessarily to find footsteps to follow. I can create my own clan of sorts. Mentors and ancients that speak to me can be my way forward. Amazing! I love your work Ryan, I have recently found stoicism and your teachings. I have had many life struggles and this way of thinking has given me hope and solace, as have you.
Great advice Ryan. It is super-important for me precisely at this time. It’s not only what you decide to do, it’s about what you decide not to do or stop doing.
As a teenager and still in my growing stage i am very happy that i found the way of thinking like a stoic this early in my life, my body has been growing steadily each day because ive been challenging and making my body go through hard chores and all that, i am very excited on who and what i will become in the future.
I thought I was the only one living the life of Sysiphous and feeling so victimized but clearly Seneca lived that life and is a great inspiration to me. Thank you for this video
One thing I realised after reflecting on my years in senior high school, college, and university that I think can also be applied here is how if we want to continuously improve ourselves, we should always try to find people who are (1) better than us (i.e. mentors, teachers, elders) so that we can learn from them, (2) people who are not as good as us (i.e. juniors, younger people, less skilled than us) so that we can teach them, and (3) people who are the equal of us so that we can challenge ourselves with them. Also, thank you Ryan for sharing these little treasures of Stoic wisdom! They are thought-provoking and great reminders for me to continuously reflect on, and I find they are also very consistent with Chinese philosophy
I think you sharing these things about seneca is making me happy I found you. Why? Because I found a Seneca because of you I would always be thanking the day I found you and the content you shared about Seneca Tha k you for making me Sane this pandemic Be safe and Healthy Mr. Holiday
I signed up for the daily stoic email two weeks ago, and everyday it gives me something to think about. A helpful idea to carry with me thru the day. Thanks!
Watch a lot of your videos and before i knew of Stoicism, I had determined a Vulcan-like life was necessary in this chaotic world…then I encountered your videos. This particularly one came at the right moment today…thank you. Appreciated.
Marcus Aurelius: "Never let the future disturb you. You will meet it, if you have to, with the same weapons of reason which today arm you against the present."
@RyanHoliday You should seriously consider having an in-person conference. I would love to spend time with like minded people. Iron sharpens Iron. It would be amazing.
Hi Ryan I am an Aussie who has read your material and followed you for a while. Great to see you on The Drum last night talking about stoicism. Julia Baird who interviewed you has also written a great book called Phosphorescence- you have probably done your research on her . Glad to see you work is making its way to the Southern Hemisphere,
Summary: 1. Seek challenges 2. Focus on your response 3. Choose your influences wisely 4. Be a master of yourself 5. Say yes to what matters 6. Do the hard things 7. Protect your time 8. Make others better
Thank you always looking forward towards your episodes daily stoic self discipline it's for yourself not for others the person that master himself through self-control and discipline is truly undefeatable 1% better everyday out of the year %365 percent better by the end of the year thank you keep up the amazing work.
Hello Ryan, I want to thank you for your postings. I push myself everyday and focus on my charity work every single day. I have let go of the people who saw me as weak and simply used me. I am so grateful to you for giving me the inner strength to push myself. Love from Vancouver BC. Canada
Ive surrounded myself with tall people so i also became taller, i surrounded myself with strong people so i also became stronger, i guess it really is true!!
I'm in college and this semester has not gone well at all for me. It is likely I will have to retake one or two of my classes. It is my fault in all honesty, but also up to me to learn from my mistakes. I needed this video today, so thank you.
Ryan - I’m starting my journey with “The daily Stoic” just got on Amazon - I’ve become a student of yours - podcast - UA-cam - I have a quick question - can I still keep my Christianity ? Thank you for being a great example of a man of character
Hey, this Stoic seriously resonates with me too, until recent years I did not know it was a 'thing' but there is so much wisdom and honesty. Our responsibility for ourselves and the value of integrity, without needing the flowers and fireworks is so meaningful to me. I am also a Christian so am interested in any responses you get as I grow and learn in Faith and Stoicism. I try and have spectacular role models now and from History, just got to work harder on that, not paying too much attention tlor attributing too kuch value to the 'world noise' and negative. Keep going and thrive, more stoics in the World than we might think...
Sometimes it's amazing how We look back thousands of yaers to find a path. We, are continue searhing in the Now...Humanity itself is being remimded alot now . How to think ,act ,be . A human Being... No skool is perfect.
Brother, amazing video, your videos are awesome as always. Thank you. One suggestion, It seems to me that you are thinking and working too much, you need to eat little more.
Hey my fellow stoics. Can we talk about how the only logical goal in life is CHARACTER? Since stoicism talks about focusing on what is in our control which our are thoughts, emotions & actions. Then building a good CHARACTER is the only logical goal in life to follow right?
Can someone clarify the difference between seeking challenges and doing hard things? Also a ton of thanks for the direct, informative and articulated videos you keep posting Ryan. 🙏🏽 only reason I discovered Stoicism is because of this channel! Gosh so much to learn I’m humbled to say that least.
The tips
00:00 Intro
01:29 1. Seek challenges
01:59 2. Focus on your response
02:48 3. Choose your influences wisely
03:57 4. Be a master of yourself
04:47 5. Say yes to what matters
05:20 6. Do the hard things
05:55 7. Protect your time
06:58 8. Make others better
Thank you Ryan.
“It’s not that life is short, it’s that we waste a lot of it”- I’ve been biting my nails scared to getting older (I’ll be 24 in about 2 months). And this quote resonated so well with me, I’ve been afraid of running out of time because I think I don’t have much time left. But this fear of losing time has been making me waste time… this is such a vicious cycle. Thank you for this amazing video! 😊💙
Hi Sia, take a moment to read my comment above. It's about my take and views on time and potentiality. I am just a normal guy, who loves to understand the elements and dynamics of reality. I do have a business, and my greatest challenge has been time availability. In my particular situation, I feel obligated to be there for so many family members who are needy and they drain me of my time and energy, so I am left with not enough of myself to grow my business. At the same time, I enjoy being with family and it feels good to know that I was there for them when it mattered, I might never get that chance again. So what I am trying to say is, that spending time and helping the people that matter to you, that you love will count for more at the end of your life. In our last days, we are more likely to regret not enjoying life enough, not connecting enough with our hearts. This is what makes us feel more alive, more than the dopamine that comes with winning, popularity and addictions. What really counts is the meaningful energy, love, and joy, these are the things that invigorate and nurture our souls. Positive energy. The brain chemical for love is oxytocin but produced naturally when we put our hearts in the right place, live for love and joy. It gets tricky because its in the same arena of pleasure, where many get addicted. We're emotional beings, but try to be a bit more rational more than emotional, to keep your inner drama in check. Well, nice chatting. Goodluck.
@@davidanthony6408 thank you for your wisdom! Life can be a bit of a balancing act, I am very career driven so I get a lot of happiness and fulfilment from that sort of success but I am aware that genuine human connection is also necessary for fulfilment. I completely agree with you and am so grateful to hear your story. Thank you 💙
You are still very young wish you all thr best coming from a 34 year old
@@monocyte2210 Thank you! I appreciate it!
24 !!!! LOOOOOL You already outlived many of my friends. GO!!!!!!!!!
I just wanted to say thank you Ryan, I have been practising (loosely) stoicism for a few years, and found it helps me.
But, last Christmas and New Year Covid nearly killed me, and in early January, I could barely breath, barely walk, barely read or write.
Today as I close in on the anniversary of catching the virus, I am not sad, unhappy or dwelling on the past - I still have some health challenges that is the extremes of covid disease. But I have read many books this year, practiced hard, and read hard, and written lots. In March, having learnt to walk in Jan, I ran a mile, in June I ran 10 miles, and in September I went both half marathon distance, and did a competitive mile. My mile time was still poor, but I did it - I need to recover 30 seconds to be back to pre-covid. But my half marathon time was not far off - around six minutes or so a 1:43. My best since passing 40 being 1:37 - so not the end of the world.
This does work, focus on being the best version of yourself, and thank you Ryan for personally inspiring me to keep reading my Daily Stoic, keep journalling and keep pushing myself.
I hope your family and you enjoy Christmas and the New Year. Best wishes.
Glad you used this time to improve yourself rather than wallow in self pity. Kudos!
@@rid.h.tom.4296 Self pity, serves no one, and adds nothing of value to life.
I just try to be the best that I can be, each day, and work on improving from that point.
You are strong and I'm proud of you! Best wishes!
A year later, I hope you're feeling better!
@@francelaferriere6106 Im doing okay, I have long covid, but it is manageable. And I am still making the most of the life I have left.
I am now 23 years old, going through a lot of changes which at some point made me feel like my life was turning apart, and in fact it is, but now I see the value in what is happening, and I wanted to thank you for not letting the stoic's word die! I value your work a lot. Thank you, again.
Keep your head up. Hope you’re doing better
It's amazing how've you managed to go over the same material in different ways for so long. You must know the stoic works word for word at this point.
Seneca’s the goat
Seneca. My new role model.
I was surfing the net to get the best way to preserve my hard copy books, and found Ryan. I have since been his follower. The daily stoic and the daily dad are my favourite text to read each day.
I’m only 16 but this stuff is helping my mind so much thanks!
I can decide whose descendant I want to be. Thank you for this powerful insight.
Thank you Ryan. My name is Logan I am trying to turn a lifetime of iggnorent learnings from my community around me. You have been byfar the most reliable source of information and quotes. Thank you for what you do.
Focus. Having the courage to say no to the non essential, lending more time for the essential. Thank you Ryan
Oh man, you’re so lucky to have cicadas on your farm. I’ve found their sound to be so relaxing. They were everywhere in Virginia where I grew up and don’t exist here in Germany. Thank you for your lessons! Through stoic philosophy, I think I’ve finally found a way to live my life. I was and always will be a soldier and the concept of self discipline is very near and dear to my heart. I lost my way after leaving the military but have found it again by applying stoic philosophy to my life. Every day is a gift. Time is precious and wasting it is crazy. Momento Mori has become the new way I strive to better myself each and every day.
We have cicada season where everyone complains about the noise. I decided to research them and meditate at the time their calls were the loudest. It really is all up to you.
They do exist in southern Moravia in Czech. Its not that far as Virginia from Germany.
this is helping me deal with a lot, hope this reaches those who need this the most....by realising one has to confront fear head on - i ask what - all the thousands of singular questions that ask you unconsciously is not what you have to trust and land on, its the unbelievable force that can confront fear/all thats causing pain and suffering and everything else you are not comfortable with and afraid of....there is anunimaginable universe of stength and all that is...believe me...im seeing it tooo transitioning back and forth....and the doubt thats raising more questions and the faith and trust in this force ----teying to test myself with these back and forth ---- is opening gates to glimpses of existense of a huge amountnof good and healing....and the experience is unbelievable..for a mome t...and it goes away....what is it this that i am going back and forth from...
I cannot like this talk enough. Spectacular. So much to learn from the ancients. People's desire for meaning and self improvement never change. Thank you.
You’re putting into words and elucidating how I’ve been feeling, how I’ve been trying to live, and how I aspire to grow. Thank you for all of your work! It’s obvious that you are very passionate and knowledgeable about Stoicism - and I’m hooked!
i am such a fan. i am becoming a stoic more everyday.
Thank you Ryan, you help make me better and give me hope as I walk this planet alone.
You are doing great service to mankind with these videos. It really helps us to live a better life.
“You do get to chose whose child you want to be”💎
I have been binge watching your videos. I am primed to execute, all i have to do is take the leap. Thank you Ryan, wish me luck on changing my life.
Dude make more Videos about Seneca, this guy was a different breed of stoic, love him for ever
Wonderful! My brother has been following the Stoics and it is amazing. Thank you for this work.
Watching your videos had made me realize I follow many Stoic traits naturally. However, the enlightenment from the knowledge you are spreading is really got my mind working. Love the content, excellent work.... seriously.
I've read and finished three books. The obstacle is the way, Ego is the enemy and Stillness is the key. These three books dramatically changed my overview of life...The stoic mentality is such powerful! Awesome video and truly helpful
The way Ryan concluded this video was very very good.
The “who’s footsteps will you follow” hit home. I am an adopted person who has no family connection unfortunately. It has been a struggle to find my true identity in this life. I don’t have to know my ancestors necessarily to find footsteps to follow. I can create my own clan of sorts. Mentors and ancients that speak to me can be my way forward. Amazing! I love your work Ryan, I have recently found stoicism and your teachings. I have had many life struggles and this way of thinking has given me hope and solace, as have you.
May you find who you are supposed to be.
Train the mind body will follow rigorously🕉
Great advice Ryan. It is super-important for me precisely at this time. It’s not only what you decide to do, it’s about what you decide not to do or stop doing.
ur the best author who summarizes his own books
The best way to master yourself is to debate yourself. Once you have learnt to master debating yourself you will feel a huge intellectual relief.
How do you go about that?
As a teenager and still in my growing stage i am very happy that i found the way of thinking like a stoic this early in my life, my body has been growing steadily each day because ive been challenging and making my body go through hard chores and all that, i am very excited on who and what i will become in the future.
Thank you brother
Hope to learn and be better.
Needed this video more than anything in life right now. Thank you
I thought I was the only one living the life of Sysiphous and feeling so victimized but clearly Seneca lived that life and is a great inspiration to me. Thank you for this video
You’re a compelling exponent of this incredibly helpful school . All the best and please keep up the good work .
This video bears repeating often...thanks.
Thank you Ryan for all of this. From now on, I promise to make myself better just like what you are doing...👊👊👊
One thing I realised after reflecting on my years in senior high school, college, and university that I think can also be applied here is how if we want to continuously improve ourselves, we should always try to find people who are (1) better than us (i.e. mentors, teachers, elders) so that we can learn from them, (2) people who are not as good as us (i.e. juniors, younger people, less skilled than us) so that we can teach them, and (3) people who are the equal of us so that we can challenge ourselves with them.
Also, thank you Ryan for sharing these little treasures of Stoic wisdom! They are thought-provoking and great reminders for me to continuously reflect on, and I find they are also very consistent with Chinese philosophy
Love this channel!
I think you sharing these things about seneca is making me happy I found you. Why? Because I found a Seneca because of you
I would always be thanking the day I found you and the content you shared about Seneca
Tha k you for making me Sane this pandemic
Be safe and Healthy Mr. Holiday
I've always loved, respected Seneca! A great soul!
I was searching for years a philosophy that makes my life better, meaningfuller, easier. This is it!
I signed up for the daily stoic email two weeks ago, and everyday it gives me something to think about. A helpful idea to carry with me thru the day. Thanks!
Thank you.
Definitely need more of this and less of many other things! 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Ryan: In my opinion, this is your best video ! (to strive to seek to find and not to yield) The Best ! Top Marks Ryan Bravo !!!!!!!!
Ryan thank you
Thank you for sharing. I am so glad I found you 😊
Watch a lot of your videos and before i knew of Stoicism, I had determined a Vulcan-like life was necessary in this chaotic world…then I encountered your videos. This particularly one came at the right moment today…thank you. Appreciated.
This was a really quality video in all aspects, keep up the good work. Thank you!
This is AMAZING! Thank you for the emails and thank you for these videos.
Thanks for the timestamps. This should be standard among youtubers.
Marcus Aurelius: "Never let the future disturb you. You will meet it, if you have to, with the same weapons of reason which today arm you against the present."
Thank you
Wow, I am going to send this to others to inspire them as well. Thank you a lot for your amazing work and video's!!
The video production just keeps getting better
I don't know how many NFL teams you made it to but a lot of the players need to listen
Been the BIGGEST challenge of my life lately. 56 years old. Always trying to NOT waste my time.
Love you man 💖
@RyanHoliday You should seriously consider having an in-person conference. I would love to spend time with like minded people. Iron sharpens Iron. It would be amazing.
Awesome video. Thanks again for making the ancient wisdom so accessable!
I look forward to your videos. I watch them several times. They do absolutely help me .
Thank you for showing a new perspective. Kudos!
I love these little nuggets. Thank you!
Great content
Love your channel. I'm getting so much out of it.
Hi Ryan I am an Aussie who has read your material and followed you for a while. Great to see you on The Drum last night talking about stoicism. Julia Baird who interviewed you has also written a great book called Phosphorescence- you have probably done your research on her . Glad to see you work is making its way to the Southern Hemisphere,
I just had her on The Daily Stoic podcast. Check it out!
Thank you :)
Summary:
1. Seek challenges
2. Focus on your response
3. Choose your influences wisely
4. Be a master of yourself
5. Say yes to what matters
6. Do the hard things
7. Protect your time
8. Make others better
Awesome!
You are my sage.
Yet ANOTHER AWESOME VIDEO!!! Thank you!
Thank you always looking forward towards your episodes daily stoic self discipline it's for yourself not for others the person that master himself through self-control and discipline is truly undefeatable 1% better everyday out of the year %365 percent better by the end of the year thank you keep up the amazing work.
Thx !
Hello Ryan, I want to thank you for your postings. I push myself everyday and focus on my charity work every single day. I have let go of the people who saw me as weak and simply used me. I am so grateful to you for giving me the inner strength to push myself. Love from Vancouver BC. Canada
Ive surrounded myself with tall people so i also became taller, i surrounded myself with strong people so i also became stronger, i guess it really is true!!
love seneca
Ryan, thank you for all your inputs! Looking for the easy life indeed does nobody any good! I am learning to embrace hardship!!!
I'm in college and this semester has not gone well at all for me. It is likely I will have to retake one or two of my classes. It is my fault in all honesty, but also up to me to learn from my mistakes. I needed this video today, so thank you.
Thank you like always for your videos,Ryan :).
One of my favorite quote by Seneca is “You cannot win the time lottery” One the shortness of life
Picked up meditations, the Gregory h translation on your recommendation. I’m enjoying it.
those kind of videos i like keep doing em
Be a light onto yourself. Buddha
great vid. Cool shots of Austin. Thanks for the wisdom
Ryan - I’m starting my journey with “The daily Stoic” just got on Amazon - I’ve become a student of yours - podcast - UA-cam - I have a quick question - can I still keep my Christianity ? Thank you for being a great example of a man of character
Hey, this Stoic seriously resonates with me too, until recent years I did not know it was a 'thing' but there is so much wisdom and honesty. Our responsibility for ourselves and the value of integrity, without needing the flowers and fireworks is so meaningful to me. I am also a Christian so am interested in any responses you get as I grow and learn in Faith and Stoicism. I try and have spectacular role models now and from History, just got to work harder on that, not paying too much attention tlor attributing too kuch value to the 'world noise' and negative. Keep going and thrive, more stoics in the World than we might think...
Absolutely love your channel, man! Keep up your amazing work and thank you.
Great Video. Thanks.
Fantastic video
great meditation to start the day=]
Why this channel is so underrated .
And people don't unknown about this legend's channel .
thank you so much
Found some of your books at chapters.unfortunatly too expensive for my meager living expenses .thank you for this channel
eBay my friend. Used books have more character anyway! Ryan’s works are worth finding a hardback.
Be the master of your own kingdom. - Guy Ritchie Champions don't complain, they are too busy getting better....
Sometimes it's amazing how We look back thousands of yaers to find a path. We, are continue searhing in the Now...Humanity itself is being remimded alot now . How to think ,act ,be . A human Being... No skool is perfect.
I love your work
Brother, amazing video, your videos are awesome as always. Thank you.
One suggestion, It seems to me that you are thinking and working too much, you need to eat little more.
Hey my fellow stoics. Can we talk about how the only logical goal in life is CHARACTER? Since stoicism talks about focusing on what is in our control which our are thoughts, emotions & actions. Then building a good CHARACTER is the only logical goal in life to follow right?
Can someone clarify the difference between seeking challenges and doing hard things?
Also a ton of thanks for the direct, informative and articulated videos you keep posting Ryan. 🙏🏽 only reason I discovered Stoicism is because of this channel! Gosh so much to learn I’m humbled to say that least.