1. The dichotomy of control (some things are up to us, some are not) 2. The opinion trap (always judging things will leave you miserable) 3. Beware of anxious abundance (slavery to wealth) 4. You’re an actor (focus on your own role) 5. Everything has two handles (control your response to things) 6. Run your own race (be the best version of yourself, freedom to be yourself) 7. It’s your sparring partner (embrace challenges and grow from obstacles) 8. They can’t take your mind (a broken leg is an impediment to the body but not the mind) 9. Its never going to go your way (wish and accept for things to be the way they are) 10. Think about death (don’t waste your life because time is limited, enjoy each moment) Thanks Ryan! (:
I wrote them all down in a notebook so I can look at them easily throughout the day. I also have each of the 13 things mentally strong people don’t do from the book with that title by Amy Morin. These 13 things are all Stoic principles.
Ryan. Avid Meditations practitioner here. This is your best video yet. Your talent is making proven philosophy simple and relevant to a philosophical stunted world. Constant improvements in your work are evident in this video, bravo.
As Ryan often says and writes, philosophy isn't just something you read or write about, it's about taking the advice philosophy provides and using it to improve ones actions.
@@simonscowled9925 I guess it's what's going on at a particular time that makes us feel the power of a message -- as I was thinking it was his best, also. But . . . I've thought the same about other ones at different times. It's a timeless message.
bs, He was trying to fight the system by creating a worse one, and make men slaves to it, materialistic stuff doesn't buy happiness yes, but in certain cases, and power doesn't always need to come with cravings for materialism, remember, Warren Buffett has only one car, and every morning eats from McDonald's
The advice you give is beneficial. The best advice I found was in the book Meditation for Dummies by Stephan Bodian. This book taught mantra meditation where you recite a mantra in your mind repeatedly and anytime your mind wanders you bring your focus back to reciting the mantra repeatedly. I did this for 45 minutes, 5 days a week for 18 months. I would write out my negative thoughts and come up with a positive mantra that contradicted the negative thinking. I changed my mantra every week and slowly but surely my thoughts began to change and became more positive. Also my thoughts became more calm. Also, this book suggested feeling feelings such as anger, fear, jealousy and pride until they go away rather than suppressing or acting on these feelings. I am an INFP, a dominant feeler, who tried to suppress these feelings for years. When I gave myself permission to feel these feelings until they went away, I was much happier. Also easier to feel feelings until they go away rather than suppressing or acting on them after practicing mantra meditation nearly every day.
This video was absolutely fantastic! 🧠📚 The way Ryan broke down the Stoic philosopher’s teachings on controlling our responses and focusing on what’s within our power was really eye-opening. Epictetus really nails it when he says that we can’t control external events, only our reactions to them. It ties perfectly with the idea of choosing how we respond to life’s challenges. Ryan’s insights on this were both profound and practical, and they’ve got me reflecting a lot on how I handle different situations in my own life.
Been following you on and off for years. This video and the way you framed these ideas were so striking. The clarity and simplicity with which you spoke are marked. Keep up the good work. Cheers from AZ
This is such an awesome one. Thanks for your analogies dude...sometimes knowing something, but having it put in the way you feel...finally it clicks. Really cool video. really appreciate the title too. nothing is required but your character. no joining fee in this club. thanks man.
It’s so good to hear you leaning on Epictetus. He would probably disagree with me saying we need more of what he gave. But thank you for Bringing more of him to our attention.
I just binged a bunch of video about the government, corruption, and the world as a whole. Im feeling very pessimistic and want to push this energy towards the one word that can't leave my head. Freedom
Hi Ryan! I have a beginners question, should I read Epictetus before redding Meditations? And if so, which book would you recommend? Thank you for your work! You're helping me to better! Cheers
Ryan forgot to mention Marcus's brother was always making his life harder and harder as a leader. In that quote Marcus mentions about his brother. It is him explaining of forgiveness. Alot of which is in the Bible. We all must forgive before we pass away from this world. God knows our troubles and our fears. Love is the key. I love life and this past year God has shown me so much and I've studied stoicism for about 2 years now and I can 100% say the bible has so much more philosophy vs what the stoics push. Jesus is king and loves us. Love is the key and Jesus was the greatest stoic ever. ❤
I never thought I'd say this, but maybe having less really can make you more free. It's like Epictetus said, even the powerful can be slaves to their circumstances.
Money gives you time, time gives you freedom. Money is needed for freedom. Issue is people get money and give away their time, hence they slaves to money.
Thanks for sharing such valuable information! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
Enjoyed all this but would be interested in a vid actually focused on the practicalities of money. I find many of the stoic philosophers were divorced from the day to day reality of it. Seneca jet-setting off to another one of his villas, be kind to your slaves who do all the day to day work etc. For example, easy to say you should be the master of your own time but what if you're working a job you don't like to put food on the table? Do you quit? But stoics don't quit something just because it's hard, right? Do you suck it up for x amount of time, save, then quit? How long? How much? Those are the kind of questions the average person is dealing with today. There is a lot of competing priorities outlined in stoicism that might confuse people.
I get it. Another scenario is what if you want to live a simple, non-materialistic life. And your life partner has a different idea of the lifestyle that he/she wants. Also when you have children. Life is expensive. How do we live in this culture and still practice freedom and stoicism?
Ryan, financial freedom did set you free to make this video. You can’t be free without money. I am sure you’ll agree. It’s awfully true and simple. If you don’t agree try giving all your millions away and I wish you good luck in being free…
Focus on your effort and not the outcome. The Stoics talked about archery. You control your shot; you don't control the wind. Try your best to make the marriage work and accept any outcome.
That’s because rich people would know, right? Poor people haven’t had the chance to find out. If they did, they’d be the rich, right? That logic should be common sense. You can spend your time envying a life you never lived, but it’s a waste because having never lived that life, you don’t know the detail and nuance of it. All you have is fantasy. Think of all the poor people who have won a big lottery. What’s the story we hear repeated? It ruined them. That’s the story we hear repeated. Your logic is like someone saying “jumping off that building and breaking all my bones was not worth it”, then you say “I need to try it for myself”. 🫤 Wisdom requires the ability to learn from the mistakes of others.
This video is great and I get the message, however, it isn't accurate for everyone. Not to nitpick but the title should be it "may" not bring you freedom OR you don't need money to be free. Having money now has given me tremendous freedom. Saying money doesn't give you freedom is completely false. Sure, get to a point in life in which your freedom isn't dictated by how much money you I have, that's a more appropriate thing to say. I have respect for this channel so hopefully it was just to get views. People MONEY CAN GIVE YOU FREEDOM! MONEY, ALSO MAY NOT GIVE YOU FREEDOM! Please don't put negative untruths about money out there. We tell ourselves these kind of things to appease not having money.
One of my favourite stoic quotes is "If a person speaks ill of you, it's either true, or false. If it's true, then you should accept it as who you are. If it's false, then accept them as foolish, and their opinion can be disregarded"!!
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life beause I invested early ahead this time .
In fact, I had no prior experience or understanding when I began investing in 2020, but by the end of 2023, I had made a profit of almost $750k. All I had been doing was going by what my financial advisor had told me. This demonstrates that all you truly need is a professional to assist you; you don't even need to be a great investor or put in a lot of work.
‘Stacy Lynn staples is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Hey Daily , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?
mainstream stuff about self-improvement are so overrated.The best investment you can make is in yourself. Books are the ultimate learning tool. Reading Bruce Thornwood's Unveiling your hidden potential helped me build discipline and separate my mindset from 90% of other people
As much as I respect their system of who gets to implement their philosophy sadly for all of them my philosophy works without an exception. Therefore it can be adopted in a way that does not require a secret group of individuals to continue adjusting the scales. The newtonian and Einstein frames are gone. We have been given the gift of "stasis and the defense there off" which has no exceptions. No secret record keepers failing. Just stasis and the defense there of. Now stasis is mathematical, delta B (stasis) == k * -delta S ^2, in our basic model. There are six stasis' in a human being, mental emotional psychological physiological intellectual philosophical. Which means it's a six body problem, so we have the answer it just hasn't been solved empirically yet. Either way it's a working system.
At the same time ladies and gentlemen,be warned that none if this is to be used in the cover up of your laziness and slothful behavior,let this then, be the acknowledgment that my pursuit in "a certain goal is meaningless" because in the midst of it all, we came to this earth to work.
I like stoicism but if you take it too deep, you will make no innovations in the world. Life begins when you decide not to take things as they are. Too much of this philosophy may stunt your creative mind. You can’t know what’s not within your control totally. You must push the edges , not for yourself but for the process of humanity. I am done with too much stoicism for now
@@slsilver481 every one’s case is different. Some people might want wealth so they can free their mind and focus on what they really want to do, some people might be just like your fucking greedy brother. every individual’s case is different why they want wealth.
Well… how do you think he got to that point of financial freedom? I don’t remember him ever saying that you shouldn’t work. The fact that you even posted a comment like this just shows that you didn’t even listen to the philosophy.
You are not wrong when you say stoic tips won't pay the bills but actually it can provide patience and resilience against such hardships. Also i wanna say money is needed to keep us alive but not enough for freedom. Real freedom is within. I think this is the thing we should understand from this video.
If you dont approve of Ryan’s example, then maybe you will approve of Cleanthes example. He was the 2nd head of the Stoic and was as poor as they come. Despite his lack of wealth, he was a devout Stoic. Wealth has no bearing when trying to gauge a Stoics authenticity. Only actions can reveal this.
Running business over philosophy. Unfortunately after reading practicing all these philosophy eventually he seems chasing exact same thing (money , fame , power , etc ) what others with no specific philosophical knowledge. It shows cleverness like other clever people who know how to sell.
1. The dichotomy of control (some things are up to us, some are not)
2. The opinion trap (always judging things will leave you miserable)
3. Beware of anxious abundance (slavery to wealth)
4. You’re an actor (focus on your own role)
5. Everything has two handles (control your response to things)
6. Run your own race (be the best version of yourself, freedom to be yourself)
7. It’s your sparring partner (embrace challenges and grow from obstacles)
8. They can’t take your mind (a broken leg is an impediment to the body but not the mind)
9. Its never going to go your way (wish and accept for things to be the way they are)
10. Think about death (don’t waste your life because time is limited, enjoy each moment)
Thanks Ryan! (:
Thanks. Great recap! Trying to figure out how to save it.❤
Do two screen shots
I wrote them all down in a notebook so I can look at them easily throughout the day. I also have each of the 13 things mentally strong people don’t do from the book with that title by Amy Morin. These 13 things are all Stoic principles.
Ryan. Avid Meditations practitioner here. This is your best video yet. Your talent is making proven philosophy simple and relevant to a philosophical stunted world. Constant improvements in your work are evident in this video, bravo.
As Ryan often says and writes, philosophy isn't just something you read or write about, it's about taking the advice philosophy provides and using it to improve ones actions.
Bro that's a crazy strong comment considering Ryan pumps out tons of content
@@simonscowled9925 I guess it's what's going on at a particular time that makes us feel the power of a message -- as I was thinking it was his best, also. But . . . I've thought the same about other ones at different times. It's a timeless message.
"The things you own, end up owning you. -Tyler Durden
There’s a reason they’re called ‘possessions’
His name is Robert Paulson.
bs, He was trying to fight the system by creating a worse one, and make men slaves to it, materialistic stuff doesn't buy happiness yes, but in certain cases, and power doesn't always need to come with cravings for materialism, remember, Warren Buffett has only one car, and every morning eats from McDonald's
@@Over18-h8d So what's the BS?
How much crap does one actually need ?? ME !!
The advice you give is beneficial. The best advice I found was in the book Meditation for Dummies by Stephan Bodian. This book taught mantra meditation where you recite a mantra in your mind repeatedly and anytime your mind wanders you bring your focus back to reciting the mantra repeatedly. I did this for 45 minutes, 5 days a week for 18 months. I would write out my negative thoughts and come up with a positive mantra that contradicted the negative thinking. I changed my mantra every week and slowly but surely my thoughts began to change and became more positive. Also my thoughts became more calm. Also, this book suggested feeling feelings such as anger, fear, jealousy and pride until they go away rather than suppressing or acting on these feelings. I am an INFP, a dominant feeler, who tried to suppress these feelings for years. When I gave myself permission to feel these feelings until they went away, I was much happier. Also easier to feel feelings until they go away rather than suppressing or acting on them after practicing mantra meditation nearly every day.
Gold.
People who missed this...i wish they soon find this.
I never realized how much Stoicism could improve my mental resilience. Keep up the great content!
1:04 Oh! How I WISH I’d discovered stoicism when I was 19! You were blessed, man. 👍🏻
A challenging sparring partner. That is the most optimistic view I've heard of as of yet. Thank you.
This video was absolutely fantastic! 🧠📚 The way Ryan broke down the Stoic philosopher’s teachings on controlling our responses and focusing on what’s within our power was really eye-opening.
Epictetus really nails it when he says that we can’t control external events, only our reactions to them. It ties perfectly with the idea of choosing how we respond to life’s challenges. Ryan’s insights on this were both profound and practical, and they’ve got me reflecting a lot on how I handle different situations in my own life.
Been following you on and off for years. This video and the way you framed these ideas were so striking. The clarity and simplicity with which you spoke are marked.
Keep up the good work. Cheers from AZ
I needed this reminder today.
This is such an awesome one. Thanks for your analogies dude...sometimes knowing something, but having it put in the way you feel...finally it clicks. Really cool video. really appreciate the title too. nothing is required but your character. no joining fee in this club. thanks man.
It’s so good to hear you leaning on Epictetus. He would probably disagree with me saying we need more of what he gave.
But thank you for Bringing more of him to our attention.
One of his best videos to date!
Thank you...for some reason this video hits me in a meaningful way.
Thank you. Just thank you.
Truly, freedom isn’t about material wealth but about our response to life’s challenges.
I just binged a bunch of video about the government, corruption, and the world as a whole. Im feeling very pessimistic and want to push this energy towards the one word that can't leave my head. Freedom
Good luck with the detox
Thank you!
Great video - yes we need these reminders. Don't we? Thank you.
I just Googled post traumatic growth 🤯 thank you 🙏🏽
What a great unpack!! Thanks Ryan!
This was powerful for me. Thank you.
Rene Rivkin, the late Australian investor said it best.
Money doesn’t buy you happiness. It can buy you a more comfortable misery.
the book that changed everything for me was Magnetic Aura from Borlest
Hi Ryan! I have a beginners question, should I read Epictetus before redding Meditations? And if so, which book would you recommend?
Thank you for your work! You're helping me to better!
Cheers
I miss you Ryan , keep making content man , new content please
Such a great video explaining Epictetus! Thank you Ryan!
Ryan forgot to mention Marcus's brother was always making his life harder and harder as a leader. In that quote Marcus mentions about his brother. It is him explaining of forgiveness. Alot of which is in the Bible. We all must forgive before we pass away from this world. God knows our troubles and our fears. Love is the key. I love life and this past year God has shown me so much and I've studied stoicism for about 2 years now and I can 100% say the bible has so much more philosophy vs what the stoics push. Jesus is king and loves us. Love is the key and Jesus was the greatest stoic ever. ❤
Just Amazing❤love from 🇮🇳
I had a philosopher friend who spent as little money as possible. I called him epic tight ass.
Lolololol.....
Good one
Hahahahaha
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nice one😂
Since I remember I've been Stoic, but now that I know what to label myself, I can now lean into it. Thanks for helping me understand my psyche!
I never thought I'd say this, but maybe having less really can make you more free. It's like Epictetus said, even the powerful can be slaves to their circumstances.
Money gives you time, time gives you freedom. Money is needed for freedom. Issue is people get money and give away their time, hence they slaves to money.
Thanks for sharing such valuable information! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
Thank u.
Great video!
17:56
+1 for the Megadeth T-shirt!
Enjoyed all this but would be interested in a vid actually focused on the practicalities of money.
I find many of the stoic philosophers were divorced from the day to day reality of it. Seneca jet-setting off to another one of his villas, be kind to your slaves who do all the day to day work etc.
For example, easy to say you should be the master of your own time but what if you're working a job you don't like to put food on the table? Do you quit? But stoics don't quit something just because it's hard, right? Do you suck it up for x amount of time, save, then quit? How long? How much?
Those are the kind of questions the average person is dealing with today. There is a lot of competing priorities outlined in stoicism that might confuse people.
I get it. Another scenario is what if you want to live a simple, non-materialistic life. And your life partner has a different idea of the lifestyle that he/she wants. Also when you have children. Life is expensive. How do we live in this culture and still practice freedom and stoicism?
What do you think of bryan johnson and his Don’t Die movement?
Timestamps!!!!! Sagat!
Ryan, financial freedom did set you free to make this video. You can’t be free without money. I am sure you’ll agree. It’s awfully true and simple.
If you don’t agree try giving all your millions away and I wish you good luck in being free…
He is on holiday basically
What if something falls between those two categories - how do you determine if that is up to us or not up to us? For instance, a failing marriage...?
Sorry, I should clarify / elaborate - one partner is giving up but the other wants to work at it?
@@cucumbongercontrol the aspects of it that are within your control but accept the things outside of your control (easier said than done)
Focus on your effort and not the outcome. The Stoics talked about archery. You control your shot; you don't control the wind. Try your best to make the marriage work and accept any outcome.
Read Krishnamurti, or the Book
Say people who have enough money, who don't suffer from poverty.....
Rich people say that financial freedom don't set you free....
That’s because rich people would know, right? Poor people haven’t had the chance to find out. If they did, they’d be the rich, right? That logic should be common sense. You can spend your time envying a life you never lived, but it’s a waste because having never lived that life, you don’t know the detail and nuance of it. All you have is fantasy. Think of all the poor people who have won a big lottery. What’s the story we hear repeated? It ruined them. That’s the story we hear repeated. Your logic is like someone saying “jumping off that building and breaking all my bones was not worth it”, then you say “I need to try it for myself”. 🫤
Wisdom requires the ability to learn from the mistakes of others.
“Strong Opinions” 🔥 …”just have fewer.”
Freedom depends from the needs a person has not from the money he or she make
This video is great and I get the message, however, it isn't accurate for everyone. Not to nitpick but the title should be it "may" not bring you freedom OR you don't need money to be free. Having money now has given me tremendous freedom. Saying money doesn't give you freedom is completely false. Sure, get to a point in life in which your freedom isn't dictated by how much money you I have, that's a more appropriate thing to say. I have respect for this channel so hopefully it was just to get views. People MONEY CAN GIVE YOU FREEDOM! MONEY, ALSO MAY NOT GIVE YOU FREEDOM! Please don't put negative untruths about money out there. We tell ourselves these kind of things to appease not having money.
So many ad breaks for a 30 minute clip. I’ve had at least 3 double ad interruptions. Is this the creators doing or UA-cam or both?
Creators make a choice, indeed
One of my favourite stoic quotes is "If a person speaks ill of you, it's either true, or false. If it's true, then you should accept it as who you are. If it's false, then accept them as foolish, and their opinion can be disregarded"!!
Absolutely love this
@@MrJL2 I wish you all the best in life
If Epictetus never wrote anything, how did we now know all of this?
0:49 because others did
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life beause I invested early ahead this time .
Exactly ! That's my major concern and what lucrative investment can one venture into with the current rise in economic downturn
In fact, I had no prior experience or understanding when I began investing in 2020, but by the end of 2023, I had made a profit of almost $750k. All I had been doing was going by what my financial advisor had told me. This demonstrates that all you truly need is a professional to assist you; you don't even need to be a great investor or put in a lot of work.
who is your advisor please, if you don't mind me asking?
‘Stacy Lynn staples is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Yes money won't make happy, but isn't it easier to chase happiness after securing the bag?
Hey Daily , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?
mainstream stuff about self-improvement are so overrated.The best investment you can make is in yourself. Books are the ultimate learning tool. Reading Bruce Thornwood's Unveiling your hidden potential helped me build discipline and separate my mindset from 90% of other people
No.
Why does he buy T shirts that are 2 sizes too big?
did you not hear the part about opinions?😅
8:58am 9-2-24
No not betterhelp....
As much as I respect their system of who gets to implement their philosophy sadly for all of them my philosophy works without an exception. Therefore it can be adopted in a way that does not require a secret group of individuals to continue adjusting the scales. The newtonian and Einstein frames are gone. We have been given the gift of "stasis and the defense there off" which has no exceptions. No secret record keepers failing. Just stasis and the defense there of. Now stasis is mathematical, delta B (stasis) == k * -delta S ^2, in our basic model.
There are six stasis' in a human being, mental emotional psychological physiological intellectual philosophical.
Which means it's a six body problem, so we have the answer it just hasn't been solved empirically yet. Either way it's a working system.
Debt is slavery!!
2nd
At the same time ladies and gentlemen,be warned that none if this is to be used in the cover up of your laziness and slothful behavior,let this then, be the acknowledgment that my pursuit in "a certain goal is meaningless" because in the midst of it all, we came to this earth to work.
Anderson Kevin Moore Ruth Lewis Jose
If you think you can buy freedom in the marketplace, then you have already been bought and sold by another Master.
I think opinions maybe part of the human condition, but that doesn’t mean you need to share it with the world.
Ryan, do a video about saul of tarsus and what his views are on stoiscism.
That shirt is a size bigger than you
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Oh oh. The Our Rich Journey UA-cam page is gonna wage war now.
ai generated video with soon ai generated content. if its not already the case... chat gpt probably wrote half of it...
Wait isin't Better Help bad for your mental health..?
I like stoicism but if you take it too deep, you will make no innovations in the world.
Life begins when you decide not to take things as they are.
Too much of this philosophy may stunt your creative mind.
You can’t know what’s not within your control totally.
You must push the edges , not for yourself but for the process of humanity.
I am done with too much stoicism for now
you have freedom right now to say so because you have financial freedom.
@@slsilver481 every one’s case is different. Some people might want wealth so they can free their mind and focus on what they really want to do, some people might be just like your fucking greedy brother. every individual’s case is different why they want wealth.
your the one who used “ greedy” word. yeah sounds like your is “fucking greedy”.
😆 😂
just a jews puppy dog , whos a good boy
Yup
1st
Says the guy with financial freedom to do whatever he wants for the rest of his life. Sorry but stoic tips can't be eaten or pay the bills
Well… how do you think he got to that point of financial freedom? I don’t remember him ever saying that you shouldn’t work. The fact that you even posted a comment like this just shows that you didn’t even listen to the philosophy.
@@ChampagneRajiA 30 minute video is too much for the common attention span nowadays.
You are not wrong when you say stoic tips won't pay the bills but actually it can provide patience and resilience against such hardships. Also i wanna say money is needed to keep us alive but not enough for freedom. Real freedom is within. I think this is the thing we should understand from this video.
@@user-cf6fo6bj1usounds like you have a personal issue… get help dude
If you dont approve of Ryan’s example, then maybe you will approve of Cleanthes example. He was the 2nd head of the Stoic and was as poor as they come. Despite his lack of wealth, he was a devout Stoic. Wealth has no bearing when trying to gauge a Stoics authenticity. Only actions can reveal this.
Running business over philosophy. Unfortunately after reading practicing all these philosophy eventually he seems chasing exact same thing (money , fame , power , etc ) what others with no specific philosophical knowledge.
It shows cleverness like other clever people who know how to sell.
Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to me and my family $14,120.47 weekly profit Our lord Jesus have lifted up my Life!!!🙏❤️❤️
I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??
Sure, the investment-advisor that guides me is..
Mrs Kathy lien
Same, I met Kathy lien last year for the first time at a conference in Wilshire, after then my Life has changed for good.God bless Kathy lien
Her services is the best, I got a brand new Lambo last week and paid off my mortgage loan thanks to her wonderful services!
We got epictetus on social media before gta 6
7:26 can someone tell me the name of this bgm 🥹
Based on thumbnail Epictetus paid twitter $8 a month for the blue checkmark , Bro was a Baller
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