Stoicism: How to be unstoppable...

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  • @MellowMutts270
    @MellowMutts270 Рік тому +342

    Learning how to be alone with yourself is probably the greatest thing I’ve learned thus far.

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому +7

      Nice 🔥

    • @apolloisnotashirt
      @apolloisnotashirt Рік тому +8

      Indeed, back in my junior to senior highschool years I've been extremely depressed, fortunately not to the point it was suicidal. I would've loved to talked about it to anyone but at the time I was avoiding some of my friends and I didn't want to ruin this image I created for my parents. It got really bad to the point I would berate myself believing that self degradation is my motiviation. Its not, in fact it became the main reason why I started to hate myself. Because of that, I couldn't bear being alone nor being with people I'm not comfortable with. I was silently breaking, everyday I felt like I was hollow, like nothing mattered. At some point my depression was slowly dying down. I accepted that everything was pointless and that it was fine, essentially being an absurdist without even knowing it. I still couldn't get over being alone. I would still be really sad when I am, until I came across this video from an old cowboy. He taught me how to learn to live with myself, to forgive myself and love myself. And so I did, overtime I stopped self berating, and whenever I made a mistake I'd tell myself that its fine and I could try again. I learned to love myself. Fast forward to now, I think I need to relearn how to live with other people, I find isolation quite calming and peaceful, almost enjoying it more than the company of my own family. They once visited me and the whole small apartment was rowdy, I had to go outside the balcony to record this project for college and never had I ever been so ecstatic to feel isolation.

    • @Vid_Master
      @Vid_Master Рік тому +10

      A good excercise that I do: dont listen to the radio in the car. Turn it off so its quiet on your drive, then focus on positive thoughts and ideas for your hobbies and interests.

    • @mrty22
      @mrty22 Рік тому +1

      ​@apolloisashirt I grew up very similar. I'm at the point where I love being by myself too much. Where being around others makes me feel uncomfortable and feel draining my energy and anxiety at time. I think that I need to put myself out there around people more and be the center of attention to get over this and to feel comfortable again. Because I don't really like attention pretty strange 😂

    • @egoalter8745
      @egoalter8745 Рік тому +1

      ​@@Vid_MasterI started to do this on my bike rides few weeks ago and wow. What a difference it makes, compared to listen something.

  • @aidenlondon
    @aidenlondon Рік тому +57

    Remember that you don’t attract what you want, you attract who you are. So focus on love. Focus on happiness. Focus on feeling fulfilled and like you already have everything you’ve ever wanted. Focus on gratitude. You are a powerful source of energy. When you do this, you will get what you want because you are in alignment and focusing on all you have instead of a lack. Just know you have everything you have ever wanted. It’s already yours . Be joyful! Sending loving energy to you all. ❤️

    • @XOXOX4242
      @XOXOX4242 Рік тому +1

      Well said thank you! ❤

  • @jaikai4989
    @jaikai4989 Рік тому +77

    As a recovering addict there’s alot to be said for beeing stoic. Iv been brought up with a father who was extremely stoic and a real man’s man and man of his word He’s in his 70s now Iv learned so much from him and am forever grateful

  • @Ttyumbra
    @Ttyumbra Рік тому +11

    Basically don’t be controlled by your emotions but rather let it flow into the ocean while you observe not taking action until your rational

  • @Justineyedia
    @Justineyedia Рік тому +12

    We are only as big as the smallest thing that provokes us.

  • @yunikohh
    @yunikohh Рік тому +7

    The best way to learn is to help yourself adapt to any potential outcome

  • @StoicEvolution1
    @StoicEvolution1 11 місяців тому +1

    "It is not the man who has too little, but the man who craves more, that is poor." - Seneca

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  11 місяців тому

      Love it

  • @hld8924
    @hld8924 Рік тому +13

    Your visuals are next level, and great topic!

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому +1

      Thanks! 💪🏿

  • @johnsenttv
    @johnsenttv Рік тому +3

    I try stoicism now for 1 month and make good progress and my life is easier now atm - thank you so much for upload this video it’s a sign for me!
    I need to learn and try to master this life option!
    Love from Germany

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому +1

      That’s beautiful 😎

  • @irldraculaura
    @irldraculaura Рік тому +1

    näzä amazing video really helped me get back into stoicism!! and actually start this journey

  • @DatBoiDatBoi47
    @DatBoiDatBoi47 Рік тому +12

    Your vids always come at the right time with the right message 🙌
    Peace and love brotha!

  • @maximusolivia9982
    @maximusolivia9982 Рік тому +1

    Your channel has helped me .
    Thank you.

  • @Cuban_Mala
    @Cuban_Mala Рік тому +1

    These ways, I already have them in my arsenal, I just need to apply them. Thank you for breaking this down

  • @2ethereal4u
    @2ethereal4u Рік тому +10

    I am so happy that I came across your youtube channel! You're videos are so good and they're so motivational

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      Welcome to the channel:)

  • @polmorgan3533
    @polmorgan3533 Рік тому +1

    if you fear nothing and have supreme confidence then Rock bottom makes a great foundation for a strong future.

  • @frankmackes7652
    @frankmackes7652 Рік тому +1

    The stoics have enriched my life in every aspect, work, personal familia.

  • @Qrr0wned
    @Qrr0wned Рік тому +2

    You are literally the person I've been looking for this entire time on UA-cam, I absolutely love your way of thinking. It's helped me perpetuate my own philosophical ideas to a point where I've learned to be mindful and present everyday. Thank you very much sir for your wise wise words🙏

  • @m4y444.
    @m4y444. Рік тому +1

    i just found this account and i just want to say that if everyone could listen to these messages then the world wouldn’t be so full of monopolization and propaganda, we as a species have strayed so far from what we are meant to do in the world to the point of ignorance. thank you for reminding those who want to listen the virtues that make life true. ♥️

  • @polmorgan3533
    @polmorgan3533 Рік тому

    Anticipation is the better part of anything to achieve your goal is to end the cycle. We are the journey not the destination.

  • @DannyBlake
    @DannyBlake Рік тому +4

    Hey man! Discovered you a few days ago and I've learned a lot from your videos, I subscribed! Thank you so much for sharing this divine knowledge and wisdom,

  • @Iswearimhim
    @Iswearimhim Рік тому +3

    You’re an amazing person

  • @ben10ee
    @ben10ee Рік тому +3

    Why do I feel like nobody else but me is interested in self improvement? This sounds very self centred and it is, but whenever I look around I just feel alone

    • @loreelaiii
      @loreelaiii Рік тому +1

      lots of people SAY they're into self-improvement, but in reality are just trying to fit the mold brought onto them by men trying to sell a course or product. They're lacking in direction and want to just be accepted. Really fear for these young boys in that regard.
      Not just you, but a lot of people aren't clear on what "self improvement" actually is. They think they're improving themselves but they're shutting off their own emotions by trying to abide by a standard of what a "Man" / "woman" is supposed to be.

  • @lvxleather
    @lvxleather Рік тому

    Love the content bro, humanity needs this ☯️

  • @KrisKazmierski
    @KrisKazmierski Рік тому +7

    Good morning Jem! I just discovered your channel and subscribed. I see a lot of good videos in your library to catch up on. I appreciate your wisdom and insight.

  • @tamk9088
    @tamk9088 Рік тому

    Love it. As an Australian who speaks Dutch I get a lot of what you're sharing.

  • @Lizardkingleah
    @Lizardkingleah Рік тому +8

    Love your vids! Could u do a vid about your favourite books?

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      That’s worth exploring. I also have book suggestions on the community Instagram page: @jemveda.community

  • @too.each.is.own.
    @too.each.is.own. Рік тому

    Aye bro i give u a extra big salute
    I learn from both positive n negative
    I choose to not judge people because we all have ben through ups n downs n its still some who are down
    I prey for them
    Man its so much to learn its beautiful

  • @BrianTorres-kj1ff
    @BrianTorres-kj1ff Рік тому +1

    This video came at the right time for me

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      Thanks for watching :)

  • @qdog_906
    @qdog_906 Рік тому +6

    nice video bro💯

  • @kylechapin9012
    @kylechapin9012 Рік тому

    You are very clear I appreciate that. Thank you for all your help.

  • @Spinozin
    @Spinozin Рік тому +1

    If you're stoic you wouldn't need to get ahead of others. I'm glad life is short

  • @TruTube.1.
    @TruTube.1. Рік тому

    YOU VOICE IS VERY SOOTHING. Thank you.

  • @mskinetik
    @mskinetik Рік тому

    Thanks Jem for another deeply reflective and inspiring video. Expanding my mind. ✌️

  • @miabutterfield5102
    @miabutterfield5102 Рік тому +2

    i now just started watching your Channel your amazing keep going !! i can’t wait for your medication

  • @rubenlechuga237
    @rubenlechuga237 Рік тому +10

    Jem, I have to say that I’m grateful for stumbling across your channel. It’s helped a lot in these past couple months.
    I just wanted to ask, how do I stop obsessing over my reality, and finding some type of purpose? I know there isn’t a right way, and sometimes philosophy science, and other peoples beliefs, well… they kind of terrify me.
    Sometimes I feel like everything around me is fake, obsess over simulation theory, how things in my reality work, and just endless questioning, until I lose some type of understanding and I almost wanna panic.
    It’s really only happened maybe once, where I felt like nothing made sense. The people that are around me, family and friends, how do I just stop thinking in my head and get out? And I guess over obsess about the unknown too much.
    My therapist and other people tell me to just try and stay in the present.
    I don’t wanna think like a nihilist, I don’t want to believe that nothing ever really matters.
    What still gives me some type of sense and belief is the love that I have for my loved ones or people in general that have impacted me in a positive way.
    Idk, I feel like it’s just a battle with myself at the end of the day. I’ve come to realize that it’s just a cycle too.
    I guess society and my ego kind of play a big part in this, trying to see things in a self-awareness POV, any advice?

    • @weshill222
      @weshill222 Рік тому +3

      You have to practice. It takes great effort. Meaning real work. I've had to pay attention to letting go relaxing and releasing negative thinking almost all day.
      What helps me is to remember this is a very high level skill to master your mind. So approach it with the attitude of learning a musical instrument. You have yo start very simple and it will take time and consistency.
      Then slowly you begin to notice a total shift in your actual inner dialog and outlook

    • @Therealclayton
      @Therealclayton Рік тому

      Hey ruben I experienced this and asked myself these and more questions at the age of 6 that triggered a panic attack where I thought I was dying. I’m 29 now and ever since I’ve dealt with anxiety, panic attacks, depression, etc. let’s talk and maybe find something in common that’s causing these thoughts obsessively

    • @dannybonsai7102
      @dannybonsai7102 Рік тому +2

      Like Jem said, allow yourself to feel these emotions, don't carry them any longer than they need to be, I'm confident your scattered thoughts will fall neatly into place given a little time, meanwhile it is an opportunity to practice reflection, strengthen your stress tolerance muscle, and be compassionate and patient with yourself. You'll come out of this wave a lot more confident and prepared for the next wave.

  • @abrahamceballos8291
    @abrahamceballos8291 Рік тому +1

    Amazing video brother!!!

  • @Noonie1127
    @Noonie1127 Рік тому +2

    perfect timing! love your videos

  • @SisyphusUnhappy
    @SisyphusUnhappy Рік тому +1

    this is a fantastic video

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      Thanks for watching 😎

  • @nobodyys243
    @nobodyys243 Рік тому +1

    This is amazing information.very well done .thank you

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      Thanks for watching!

  • @yvonnestar5555
    @yvonnestar5555 Рік тому

    ❤❤❤I appreciate you so much for sharing ❤❤❤

  • @johannesniskanen7370
    @johannesniskanen7370 Рік тому +7

    Real stoicism is how to get ahead WITH the 98% of people.

    • @loreelaiii
      @loreelaiii Рік тому +2

      THIS. it's not about getting ahead of others. that's egotistic. It's about going at your own speed and helping others gain themselves.

  • @Tim18
    @Tim18 Рік тому

    So glad I found this channel!

  • @sarageorge22
    @sarageorge22 Рік тому +1

    You cannot direct the wind, but you can direct your sails 🫧

  • @rawr333r
    @rawr333r Рік тому +1

    Good shit man

  • @Stickkytabbles
    @Stickkytabbles Рік тому

    You have a beautiful smile Jem veda!!!

  • @frutfly
    @frutfly Рік тому +4

    wow!! your videos have been showing up in my recommended, but i always saved them for later due to their length. i saw this video and genuinely sat down and watched with no distractions. it was my first introduction to stoicism, and i think what ive needed for a long time. ive felt so volatile recently, and i respond to every little provocation (usually with anger and jealousy). unfortunately im feeling the toll of this; im constantly stressed and worn out because of all these intense emotions. ive assumed that this is just who i am as a person, hotheaded or someone who overreacts.
    i took notes in my journal as i watched, and i will try to begin applying these concepts into my life
    thank you so much :)

  • @malickguindo8796
    @malickguindo8796 Рік тому

    Keep going , really insightful contents Jem , thank you (Y)

  • @LifeFromAbove.
    @LifeFromAbove. Рік тому

    Damn bro I’d love to be as calm and reflected as you one day. Great how far your channel has come been here for only half a year and you gained so many subscribers !

  • @omarmendez5952
    @omarmendez5952 Рік тому +2

    Great Video. Awesome content 🇩🇴

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      Thanks for watching 👏🏿

  • @loreelaiii
    @loreelaiii Рік тому

    If anybody in the comments here are truly into stoicism, highly recommend buying some books and/or reading The Great's works online. Not just Marcus Aurelius, even though his name is thrown around a ton, but also Hellenistic philosophy courses, and having a good foundation of Aristotle's ethical reasoning is a must.

  • @I.C.YJeshua
    @I.C.YJeshua 10 місяців тому

    I love your videos fr man
    How did you become to knowledgeable? I wanna know more about you and ur upbringing it would be cool if you made a video explaining more about yourself

  • @amanda.ayurvedichealth
    @amanda.ayurvedichealth Рік тому +1

    Dude, your videos are so amazing. Thank you! 🙏

  • @nas8912
    @nas8912 Рік тому

    I’m grateful for these videos keep these up man 🙏🏾

  • @kelleemerson9510
    @kelleemerson9510 Рік тому +1

    I'm thinking serving others can detract from fixing yourself. It OK to serve/care for/love yourself as a model for caring for others. It's a burden, but I do it for you isn't a good example. My take on being stoic is I'm OK and I'll be here if you need me. I think you lose your freedom if your trying to fix other people.

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      If you go overboard, absolutely

  • @YouknowWhy87
    @YouknowWhy87 Рік тому

    So glad i found this Video ❤

  • @gregoryhicks4583
    @gregoryhicks4583 Рік тому

    I’m give it a try good info and insight

  • @Danny.081
    @Danny.081 Рік тому +1

    Amazing video brother ❤ so much wisdom and insight.

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому +1

      🙏🏿🙏🏿

  • @K2_slaughter
    @K2_slaughter Рік тому

    I been by myself since I was young

  • @JackyBrayant1994
    @JackyBrayant1994 Рік тому +1

    Ive been reading the new testament recently and im fascinating how good this philosophy you are talking about actually justifies some main principles that Jesus christ has told us!

    • @loreelaiii
      @loreelaiii Рік тому

      Highly recommend reading some more updated literature that's free from the shackles of religion like Ancient Greek/Roman ethical reasoning. Jesus thought there was inherent value in life and emotions which, while comforting, doesn't necessarily fall in line with stoicism. Plus when you get too into religious perspectives you get into the whole "Objective Morality" stuff, which stoicism is a stark contrast to.

  • @Extinct.444
    @Extinct.444 Рік тому

    Always making Great content!!!

  • @inn0suu
    @inn0suu Рік тому +6

    Love your videos man you have helped me improve certain aspects drastically. Just a special request but it is possible you could do a video on fear of women? I’m turning 20 next week and almost my entire life I’ve been rejected by girls. I’ve had the conclusion it may be a generational thing as I’m the last child and my dad was a big time player with women. I had tendencies like writing love letters in kindergarten lmao. Great content bro keep up the good work God bless.

    • @ThiagoVasBellizia
      @ThiagoVasBellizia Рік тому

      I have thge saqme question wanting to mingle with women recently

    • @gessie
      @gessie Рік тому +5

      Depends entirely on your "target audience", so to speak. An intelligent woman will want an intelligent man, while an unintelligent woman will want a man with status and/or wealth. The two couldn't be more different, and the same is true for men. General advice would be: Don't be giddy or greedy, be comfortable with yourself instead of feeling the need to portray some public persona and, most importantly, be fully and entirely honest. She'll figure out what you really think eventually. With those combined, talking to women becomes easy rather than exhausting, and you can afford to take on a couple failures - you'll be having fun rather than reaching for a win. And that's the best dating advice anyone can give: Just aim to have fun, even when asking someone out. It doesn't matter what works, but rather, what you're comfortable with.
      It also helps to expect the same things from her. Greedy nutjob women do exist, lying women do exist (lying humans are probably in the majority) and only a perfectly honest relationship has a chance on the long term. If you just want a one-night stand, work on your appearance and go to a bar or something (amusingly, that's how I met my lifelong partner by sheer accident). Brutally honest pickup lines also work well: Instead of some "angel to earth" trash, just say "you look interesting, wanna go out sometime?". Say it calmly and with confidence, like you mean it and won't be disappointed if she says no (that's the hard part), and don't do the whole "plausible deniability" thing - it's unappealingly childish. Again, don't be afraid to return the favor - be prepared to say no if she turns out to be a vapid skank.
      Lastly, remember that the woman you're looking at isn't the only woman watching, in most cases. If you commonly mingle with mixed groups and conduct yourself honorably, without an ulterior motive, you'd be surprised how much easier it is to find someone. Groups of only men are about as appealing to women as groups of only women are to men, meaning not very. It pays to demonstrate maturity, which at times may even include a willingness to go against the grain and tell an unethical person that s/he is a douche. "Nice guys finish last" in a nutshell.

    • @snapdnb
      @snapdnb Рік тому

      love yourself first in order to truly love one another. you can't truly love someone if it's just for your (broken) ego. if you are aware of that, start being comfortable alone. it's the most valueable thing a man can learn these days imo. all the best G!

    • @saska7286
      @saska7286 Рік тому +1

      woman here - my biggest advice is be normal. i know it sounds weird. by be normal i mean treat women the same way you treat men. don't view us as something foreign, something that is fundamentally different from men. we're all humans and we operate in a similar fashion, even though it doesn't seem that way at times. people are remarkably similar.
      make friends with women, talk to women, make meaningful connections with them, with no friendzone bullshit extravaganza. i know at times the 'friendzone' may seem like the worst thing, but imagine the other way around. you are thinking you made a friend and then find out all they wanted was to fuck
      be thankful for those friendships, you can learn a lot from them. along the way, you will get more comfortable with talking to women in general. one day, you will meet someone who will be interested in you just as much as you are in them.
      also, as another person said, be comfortable in yourself and be comfortable with rejection. best of luck ❤

  • @iconikevans327
    @iconikevans327 Рік тому +1

    The correct term is Ubuntu.
    Great video as always 👌

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому +1

      Yeah my pronunciation was off haha. Thanks for watching 🎉

  • @kbtitan2464
    @kbtitan2464 Рік тому

    Another beautiful upload bro

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      Thanks brotha 😎

  • @brianrowe2676
    @brianrowe2676 Рік тому

    Good stuff man. Invest in a better mic though, for crystal clear sound! Like the background music

  • @SafeHavenStudiosLLC
    @SafeHavenStudiosLLC Рік тому

    I needed this. Thank you, Jem 💗

  • @bryantosegueda6829
    @bryantosegueda6829 Рік тому

    Need a top 10 book recommendation!!!!

  • @TheXrayrayx3
    @TheXrayrayx3 Рік тому +3

    Amen to this, even tho jesus named isn’t mentioned, the Christian life style is all about this, your inner strength doesn’t come from yourself but from our creator, believe in him and all your worries will be free, happiness is in him, fill your body with spiritual food and not social media, may god be with you all

    • @loreelaiii
      @loreelaiii Рік тому

      gross. objective morality is totally wrong. people are happy in areas that Christianity has never touched. ur way isn't the right way. It's just One Way. I don't want your God, I'm happy without him. It isn't him that got me through my toughest times, it's myself and my own sheer determination.
      All I can control is myself. Why would I put faith in some idealistic being? All ancient Stoics were not religious whatsoever.

  • @oculus4521
    @oculus4521 Рік тому +2

    I’d like to see a video about the great neurosis of our culture and how to escape it

  • @SedBolden
    @SedBolden Рік тому +3

    Amen Jesus is King

  • @elijahherring2717
    @elijahherring2717 Рік тому

    I want to do things with my life and be successful. I just don’t like the feeling of family and friends making a big deal out of it. It’s holding me back and I don’t know why.

  • @gonzalovillegas3153
    @gonzalovillegas3153 Рік тому

    Buen video hrmnito. Muchas gracias ❤🤝

  • @goldenmanuever1176
    @goldenmanuever1176 Рік тому +3

    thx jem.

  • @Redline6ix
    @Redline6ix Рік тому

    Much love bro and appreciate the efforts in the edits looking real good 💯

  • @My_Alchemical_Romance
    @My_Alchemical_Romance Рік тому

    Another banger.

  • @emi.1735
    @emi.1735 Рік тому +1

    Never give up man! Your content is so interesting. I wanted to ask, what are some books on emotions, psychology etc, that you recommend?

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      That’s not in my vocabulary :), thanks for watching 😎😎

  • @mealovesyu
    @mealovesyu Рік тому +1

    Why do your videos get little views? They’re so well edited and engaging!

    • @mmaya772
      @mmaya772 Рік тому +1

      Some of his videos do receive a ton of reviews and some don’t of course.*

  • @syzygy55555
    @syzygy55555 Рік тому

    if youre interested, id love for you to do a video covering limerence it's pretty fascinating

  • @Samuellwright
    @Samuellwright Рік тому +1

    25:33 I have an issue with this proverb, teeth definitely do see poverty 😂
    Or asleast it's a sure sign that you don't have money to fix them 😅

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому

      You’re missing it…

  • @Nephthys-ness
    @Nephthys-ness Рік тому

    ❤ Message Style, Intent --> helps me take your points in bc you casually (&, yes, passionately ) relate , it to me + me to me + me 2 🌎

  • @senseibowie1808
    @senseibowie1808 Рік тому

    Hey family I really like your videos I feel that they are very informative do you have any books to recommend I tend to remember and apply the knowledge I get from them easier.

  • @10amSanta
    @10amSanta Рік тому

    Quality!

  • @alexanderokolo77
    @alexanderokolo77 Рік тому

    He said we can't control other people.......... Ok😮‍💨

  • @KS-rn4co
    @KS-rn4co Рік тому

    Love.. thank you

  • @colbyfroude2941
    @colbyfroude2941 Рік тому +1

    Isn’t this a reupload? Or did you just make a very similar video a little while ago,

    • @JemVeda
      @JemVeda  Рік тому +2

      This isn’t a reupload. I have older videos on Stoicism but this goes way more in depth

    • @colbyfroude2941
      @colbyfroude2941 Рік тому

      @@JemVeda ahh gotcha, just recognized a certain clip and message. Must’ve been in one of those vids.

  • @chriszyblox
    @chriszyblox Рік тому

    Allow people to be heard -

  • @egoalter8745
    @egoalter8745 Рік тому

    25:48 👏😂
    Great video

  • @justinthejit
    @justinthejit Рік тому

    I don't even try to be stoic it's just natural

  • @LtheMunichG
    @LtheMunichG Рік тому

    Anyone know why UA-cam as started aggressively pushing this channel?

  • @change0425
    @change0425 Рік тому +1

    Shaka Zulu created stoicism

  • @chrisgriffin6489
    @chrisgriffin6489 Рік тому +1

    I appreciate what you do deeply in my heart soul and spirit

  • @bookzdotmedia
    @bookzdotmedia Рік тому +1

    An.other per.son is just another from same source who took a different path.

  • @abybakrgadzhievm7065
    @abybakrgadzhievm7065 Рік тому

    Watch Jack Fresco

  • @Alloya3
    @Alloya3 Рік тому

    Im interested in what your mbti is

  • @Mr.BeefwithChixken
    @Mr.BeefwithChixken Рік тому

    Being a folower of Christ will make you more discplined than any stoic.

    • @loreelaiii
      @loreelaiii Рік тому

      They seem to be the most cruel.

  • @Actormaseon3110
    @Actormaseon3110 Рік тому

    Do your history a lot of these people and philosophers got their knowledge from the black Egyptians the Greeks was even envy about blacks owing the world @ that time

  • @jurisport
    @jurisport Рік тому

    🌹💎

  • @user-gv6kd9sv6j
    @user-gv6kd9sv6j Рік тому +2

    Hold up - why do you want to get ahead of 98% of people in the first place? I’m fairly sure that the Stoics would be against that as the battle is with yourself and not others… suddenly I have a feeling that you’re in an ego trap with your channel and looking for approval from others. Might be time to take a step back and rethink what you’re really looking for in life

    • @loreelaiii
      @loreelaiii Рік тому

      Because this channel is very strange. Sometimes it preaches great things but other times it completely contradicts itself. It feels as though this video is co-opting Stoicism (and IS well-researched) but ultimately fails to deliver the message that the True Stoics of the ancient world would be trying to push.

  • @KeystoneBuilders1
    @KeystoneBuilders1 Рік тому

    please increase your video volume. Thanks.

  • @maismadi6189
    @maismadi6189 Рік тому

    I want a brilliant partner just like you I’m gonna manifest that🎉

  • @t-murph9371
    @t-murph9371 Рік тому

    How old are you