A quote to keep indecision, procrastination and addiction at bay. This might be the last day being alive so don't waste your time and BE ONE.5yr ⋅ navigatin ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #69: “If anyone tells you that a certain person speaks ill of you, do not make excuses about what is said of you but answer, ‘He was ignorant of my other faults, else he would have not mentioned these alone.”5yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
Obstacles and Challenges can Define Us, which is why we should be grateful for them and look at them as the way5yr ⋅ rockyrook ⋅ r/Stoicism
[Image] It is the unemotional, reserved, calm, detached warrior who wins...5yr ⋅ nopethisistaken ⋅ r/Stoicism
My wallpaper at the moment. Thought I would share. An old classic: 'If—', by Rudyard Kipling.5yr ⋅ D3K91 ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #61: I begin to speak only when I'm certain what I'll say isn't better left unsaid.5yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
Due to interest, here is the back side of the coin from yesterday. The Emperor Marcus Aurelius holding a scepter and a branch.5yr ⋅ yourusersmanual ⋅ r/Stoicism
“It isn’t the mountains ahead that wear you out, it’s the pebble in your shoe” - Muhammad Ali (Photo Conor McGregor)5yr ⋅ just_let_go_ ⋅ r/Stoicism
I've had a few people ask about my shirt, it's a great conversation starter.5yr ⋅ wildkarrde ⋅ r/Stoicism
Another eye opener for me from Meditations 3.10, similar to one I've posted before.5yr ⋅ _CamelCase_ ⋅ r/Stoicism
Thanks to u/2j2_1 I was able to put up my own life calendar on the wall on a simple A4, with a small tweak from my side correcting for the year mismatch due to week-drift compounding over time.3yr ⋅ Kowalskysis ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #62: When we are no longer able to change a situation—we are challenged to change ourselves.5yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
I'm not sure this is strictly Stoic but I thought it might resonate with some of you6yr ⋅ yeeeheeeeheee ⋅ r/Stoicism
Reading 'How to be a Stoic', this page fired some synapses in the old noggin'.5yr ⋅ HeartOTheCards ⋅ r/Stoicism
Thought I would leave this here from Seneca. What I took away from this is to know that it’s necessary to endure and it’s through habit that we can endure with ease.5yr ⋅ HitMan8811 ⋅ r/Stoicism
Today millions worldwide begin forty days of voluntary discomfort by being marked with a momento mori. Happy Ash Wednesday r/Stoicism!5yr ⋅ wtfbbc ⋅ r/Stoicism
“Think of yourself as dead. You have lived your life. Now take what’s left and live it properly.” Marcus Aurelius (iPhone Wallpaper Inside)5yr ⋅ jasonjp ⋅ r/Stoicism
Really simple but puts the point forward. A necessary quality of a stoic.6yr ⋅ kaku60xyz ⋅ r/Stoicism
Dokkodo (The Path of Aloneness) by the Japanese swordsman and philosopher Miyamoto Musashi6yr ⋅ contigomicielo ⋅ r/Stoicism
A man's environment may not change, but he is in control of how he looks at it5yr ⋅ StoicDiary ⋅ r/Stoicism
Picked this up after watching Gladiator the other night. Loving it so far.5yr ⋅ Victorious666 ⋅ r/Stoicism
I made this montage for my wall. It's my favorite collection of Stoic quotes.5yr ⋅ WhiteNerdyDelitesome ⋅ r/Stoicism
MOTD #50: Today I escaped from anxiety. Or no, I discarded it, because it was within me, in my own perceptions—not outside.”5yr ⋅ Stoic_MOTD ⋅ r/Stoicism
Had to stop by Stoa Poikile in Athens where Zeno founded Stoicism. May have seen better days6yr ⋅ astv ⋅ r/Stoicism
[Reminder] We are doing weekly Stoic exercises, for those interested in practicing Stoicism and sharing your experiences. Just search “PEotW”.5yr ⋅ GD_WoTS ⋅ r/Stoicism
THE OBSTACLE IS THE WAY (Created this quote poster on the Canva app. Inspired by Aurelius and Holiday, art by Stoik Etsy store.)5yr ⋅ Human_Evolution ⋅ r/Stoicism
“To each man shall his own free actions bring both his suffering and his good fortune.” - Virgil, Aeneid5yr ⋅ africanpenguin ⋅ r/Stoicism
Reject your sense of injury and the injury itself disappears. – Marcus Aurelius6yr ⋅ professortoad1721 ⋅ r/Stoicism
Stoicism is a big deal because CBT, which derives from it, is proven effective, and yet Stoicism goes beyond therapy by providing a whole philosophy of life, which holds promise as a means of building long-term emotional resilience rather than just treating existing problems. ;)5yr ⋅ SolutionsCBT ⋅ r/Stoicism
Using this to learn something 'complex'. The math problem or the musical instrument is not complex IT JUST IS. The disturbance is within you, that's why its not difficult anymore once your break it down into parts, simplify and learn it. The math problem does not emit disturbance waves, you do.5yr ⋅ maverick9759 ⋅ r/Stoicism
