The Daily Stoic: Watching the Wise

The Daily Stoic: Watching the Wise

In Marcus Aurelius’s “Meditations,” he urges us to scrutinize the guiding principles of the wise, observing both their pursuits and aversions. Seneca echoes this reflective practice and emphasizes the pivotal role of wise individuals in our lives....
The Daily Laws: The Path is Non-Linear

The Daily Laws: The Path is Non-Linear

Embarking on a career journey can often feel like navigating a labyrinth—filled with twists, turns, and unexpected detours. Many people envision their professional paths as linear, marked by a series of straightforward steps that lead directly to success. However, the...
Happiness is Cheap but Dignity is Expensive

Happiness is Cheap but Dignity is Expensive

In the ever-evolving quest for happiness, we often find ourselves in a relentless pursuit of that elusive emotion. Happiness, we believe, is the ultimate goal of life—a state of perpetual contentment and joy. Yet, what if we were to challenge this conventional wisdom?...
The Daily Stoic: The Three Areas of Training

The Daily Stoic: The Three Areas of Training

Epictetus, the ancient Stoic philosopher, offers timeless wisdom on how to lead a life of virtue, clarity, and purpose. According to him, there are three key areas in which we must train ourselves to achieve wisdom and inner peace: desires and aversions, impulses and...
The Daily Laws: The Real Secret

The Daily Laws: The Real Secret

The allure of magical shortcuts and simplistic formulas for success has captivated humanity throughout history. From ancient alchemists seeking to turn lead into gold to modern self-help gurus peddling easy paths to riches and fame, this quest for effortless...