I'm Syrian, I left my country due to the Civil war that's going on. Left my family and my friends, the ones who haven't died yet. I lived in Africa for two years and saw what means to be truly poor. I've seen children going through trash and eat half rotten food. I've seen old people sleeping in the dirt. I've seen the most ugliest side of life. I felt sorry for myself until I saw people who are going through stuff I couldn't imagine possible. Always be thankful for what you have. Always imagine yourself in others places. This way you'll feel less sorry for your self and will appreciate your life more.
@@bernhardvonbarret1729 you messed my point. I would love to become rich and live peacefully with my family till I die. My point was if you focus on your misfortune you will be seeing half the picture. What I learned is that I have to appreciate what I have while trying to make it better. I learned not to throw out food. To talk to my loved every chance I get. To remember my dead friends and try to live my life fully for them. I don't know what's the future is hiding for me and I wish that I'll see better days but I will not deregard what I already have for the sake of the unknown or spend my days grieving over thing I don't have control over. I didn't choose my color, my name, my religion nor my nationality but I chose to appreciate tge little I have.
Which is true in some sense. Since you don't own it it doesn't exist for you. No need to pretend. But you must also stop yourself thinking about it cause if you focus on things you can't have it makes you feel miserable.
Not a good plan is you're needing money for something critical. Rather than closing ones eyes, go get what you don't have yet need, make it exist in your life.
I'm not rich but I've been poor and I don't like it . I have savings this time I can take a bad year. I'm grateful and thankful for everything I have especially the good health I have enjoyed so far in life which has allowed me to work hard and provide for my family. I'm divorced now and live alone but I have a good life. thank you
There’s so much to be grateful for: electricity, heating, running water and knowledge at our fingertips! We’re some of the only people in history suffering because we have TOO MUCH food!
@@True38 More of the things needed for survival in today's society is always a great idea and at times even necessary I think it's our wants ( ex. got to have a TV) that make us unhappy if we don't have them. I am sort of a minimalist myself, and I am content with what I have.
@@guillermochavez2170 I'm a minimalist striving for financial independence so that I can get the freedom which allows me to keep doing the things that make me really happy.
Then I suggest you do yourself a favor and begin to get used to the idea of that inevitable circumstance... Because we WILL lose him one day. But thankfully, that day isn't today.
'refusing to ask for help in an interdependent world is insane.' 'looking for work, finding ways to make money, there's nothing wrong with that; as long as we don't sacrifice our mental wellbeing.'
I suffered a lot in realising the truth of this video through out my life, now that I see its truth I have never been happier, my life is humble but it is mine to spend time mostly as I see fit, not the most profitable or the most productive but rewarding occasionally which is a lot more often than any job Iv'e had in the last 20 years.
I've lived with no income. I've lived without knowing what would come next and it made me a better, stronger and more resilient man. Believing you will be poor, keeps you poor. Don't let anything tell you - you can never create great wealth!
I didn't know that I was a Stoic until I started watching these uploads, I've been believing this way for years and thought to myself why do I think so different then those around me, I'm glad to finally fit.
1:35 Get back to basics 3:38 Focus on what we can influence 4:35 Ask for help 5:45 Remember you are not alone 6:49 Put your tranquility first 8:20 Focus on what you have
Thank you for your videos my friend, I've been mentally struggling lately because of the anxiety of not having a job and worrying for my future a lot. The society we live in today is so money dependant that you can't really do anything without it. I tend to always forget and take fro granted the basic needs (food, shelter) and worry that I cannot afford to buy a house or to buy new clothes or to have a car, etc. Because that's the way we are raised in the modern culture, to have more, to walk over everything for money and wealth.
The video is a gem. Here's a summary - but, by no means it replaces the watch-experience of this content. 1) Be thankful for the basics that you have, because that's all that you really need 2) Focus on what you can influence , don't overthink events that are out of our control ( e.g. CoVid) 3) Ask for help. We are all in this together. By helping each other out, we do better as a whole 4) You are not alone in your current scenario. There are millions of others undergoing the same situation 5) Put your tranquility first. Your peace of mind is more important than outside affairs 6) Remember what you DO HAVE. And Ignore what you don't The most important resource we all have in hand is TIME. Here's wishing love, luck and mental calm as prepare for a brave new world.
money is essential for survival , it can add some convenience in your life , but happiness is in our heads. more money does not necessarily make you happier in the long term.
Thank you so much for this video! I am a cheapskate and doing okay financially. I am not a billionaire but I do have a good savings but I am now accepting that what’s the point of having money if I am not going to enjoy it. Be smart with my money but don’t cut corners to sacrifice my quality of life or morals just to save a few Pennies!
I don’t keep my pay check. Just divide it between my lady an 4 kids. Also I live in America. So what my country calls poverty. I don’t. I choose to grow my own food as well as many other things to have cheaper living. I do get miss treatment from others in my town for gardening an not drinking daily. Yet in my town I’m rich as I see it. I don’t spend money on random junk. I grow up fast do to my childhood. Thanks to that I learned that I am my family is all I need
My friend, I now realize this images you record are of you, I see that, wherever you live, it is a beautiful place, outdoors and full of green. I envy you, my friend, immensely, as I live in a big city, currently on quarantine. I wish you, my beloved friend, to be able to find happiness among nature. That you shall see the end of this darkness, or perhaps that you shall witness no darkness at all, and may your future be full of joy. Thank you, my friend, for doing this videos. I wish you best.
@@Einzelgänger My pleasure, my friend!. Thank you, I doubt it, my friend, but thank you. I... hope death may bless my family members soon, so they can be released of all that is happening. I don't need it to come for me, unlike my family, I have what it takes to call it myself if it comes to that, but the rest of them are rather weak, sadly. All this being said, I will state one more time, I am envious of you, wherever it is that you are, it looks beautiful.
5 years ago I moved to a different city for work. Young strong motivated. Career went up. Started to make some real money and life was happening (so I thought). Now I feel exhausted, confused. Considering quitting and returning to my hometown. Yes, I have made some savings but I also have mortgage. In the middle of crisis not sure how quick I will find new job. So will be really downshifting. But something inside is telling me that this is necessary.
There's a lot to be said for saving and spending wisely over many years. This crisis has tempered my desire to spend and I have seriously questioned my needs. They are remarkably few. However, the greed I see around me is depressing.
08:58 "There is much more to life besides money. Your health, your body, your relationships, your freedom..." Easier said than done. Say this to the thousands of americans who can not even afford to pay for a coronavirus test, let alone having to pay for an intensive care at a hospital, or anyone who is in dire need. But I see your point. Maybe this message was direct to people who do have the money and are worrying to much with this economic hardship, that's the only explanation I have.
Money makes it easier to have health and better relationship if you have very little money what can you do in a relationship you can't provide Anything
I agree, it doesn't give a full picture on the importance of money. That said, many Americans are where they are due to poor financial decisions, not being willing to sacrifice and planning rather than lack of opportunity.
Another fantastic right to the point video. I'm so grateful that you exist to make us check & balance the things we have in our lives and focus our attention and energy to those that really matter. With deep gratitude and compliments for the amazing job you're doing!
My wife and I make excellent money. We are empty nesters, and being home (net) nearly twice as much money as many people who raise an entire family with. That being said, I constantly worry about our finances. I think this comes from being in a pretty dire situation about 12 years ago. We had no control over our finances and often had more going out than we did coming in. We spent 3 years cleaning up that mess and now have no debt other than our house. When your gross combine salaries are nearly $155K and you owe only on a monthly mortgage of $1100, you should feel like you hit the lottery. I certainly need to start subscribing to a lot of the guidance this author gives. In the end, money comes, and money goes. True friends and family are really what provide value and satisfaction.
It all comes down to accepting the fact that we don't control events that are outside our mind. The sooner a person accepts that the ONLY thing you have and control are your thoughts and your virtues the sooner you will have peace of mind and greater ability to make correct decisions.
Good video! The key to useful stoicism is to apply the rational parts of this philosophy such as asking for help, much less ego, not being so focused on accumulating more junk and more focus on doing what you can control to achieve virtue that drives to the greatest good. Taking stoicism to an extreme is in itself turning it into a passion of pride and that defeats tranquility itself. This is the paradox! People who get so focused on a problem that they cannot act and get sick due to being consumed with the passion of pride that will not accept that certain situations are out of our ability to control. What good is there with doing that? These stoic virtues: Wisdom, Courage, Temperance, and Justice are very useful and they are what will bring mankind to a much better world then the modern imperatives of "everyone for themselves," "if it feels good do it" and "accumulation of more useless toys" libertine passions ever will. The people who have known real poverty that I see in many of the comments below are forced to be stoic and are more likely to be resilient than spoiled and childish first world people who are consumed with having to "have it all" beyond any rational control of nonsensical passions. Like everything else in the real world, the good life is achieving balance and striving for virtue in doing good for others for the sake of just doing good without going to extremes or expecting rewards. The striving for a utopia that will never exist has brought about the existence of most tyrannical governments that ever existed. These "populist" movements have often committed genocide and other horrific injustices on a scale that has reached the heights of depravity and misery. If we had more stoicism focused on virtue in our world leaders, we would avoid most of the poverty, destruction of the environment and injustice that we see increasing every day.
I love your videos they have so much truth in them and I think right now that’s what people need most to get back to what our parents and the stoics taught us back to basics
We need stoic philosophy more than ever before. A state of mind where peace and inner joy is a function of simply being rather than accumulating and acquiring.
I don’t like the person I am when I am broke. Unable to purchase essential goods and services, and also not having money to support my daily habits (smoking weed 😁) but I told myself some things are out of my control. Just because I’m broke now doesn’t mean I’ll be broke in the future. I will die a KING
I don’t worry about anything except money but what’s crazy is I’m the most financially stable person I know I’ve literally never had to struggle for an income I’ve always made enough money and have a large amount of savings. So why do I still worry so much?
Question, I have always been attracted to aestheticism. Not the philosophical current, but aesthetics in an artistic way. Thing is, aestheticism often derives me from my goals. I do not seek money, but I seek beauty in art, architecture, nature, poetry, etc. What would stoics say about this? Is art a form of distraction that could lead someone to work in order to obtain aesthetically pleasing things.
the sad thing is many people realize that they haven't lived until they have no time left in this world, that's when people really acknowledge the fact that money is just a piece of paper and time is everything.
thank you for making these great videos. really inspiring. you might be interested in the first book in Ancient China called Iching. it's coding of everything, and Dao was first mentioned there. -from a chinese
It's difficult for people to understand the their mind in this pandemic. But we have no other option. So I think diving into your mind is the escape as the moment 🙏
Been watching these videos all day trying to figure out how the heck I will make it through the month being a single parent + Covid + medical bills + student bills. 😪
Check out Einzelgänger's book 'Stoicism for Inner Peace' here: einzelganger.co/innerpeace
I'm Syrian, I left my country due to the Civil war that's going on. Left my family and my friends, the ones who haven't died yet.
I lived in Africa for two years and saw what means to be truly poor. I've seen children going through trash and eat half rotten food. I've seen old people sleeping in the dirt. I've seen the most ugliest side of life.
I felt sorry for myself until I saw people who are going through stuff I couldn't imagine possible.
Always be thankful for what you have. Always imagine yourself in others places. This way you'll feel less sorry for your self and will appreciate your life more.
If you abandoned your family for financial stability youre poor!!!!!
@@elijahgarcia5504 actually no, I had to leave because I was going to be arrested for not joining the army.
@@ZaynAOmran Wishing you peace and stability in Syria. All the best.
@@bernhardvonbarret1729 you messed my point. I would love to become rich and live peacefully with my family till I die. My point was if you focus on your misfortune you will be seeing half the picture.
What I learned is that I have to appreciate what I have while trying to make it better.
I learned not to throw out food. To talk to my loved every chance I get. To remember my dead friends and try to live my life fully for them.
I don't know what's the future is hiding for me and I wish that I'll see better days but I will not deregard what I already have for the sake of the unknown or spend my days grieving over thing I don't have control over.
I didn't choose my color, my name, my religion nor my nationality but I chose to appreciate tge little I have.
@@stoicx2532 thanks ❤️
"I have experienced many traumas in my life, most of which never happened!" ( Mark Twain)
In meditations marcus says something along the lines of "pretend what you don't have doesn't exist." love it
Which is true in some sense. Since you don't own it it doesn't exist for you. No need to pretend. But you must also stop yourself thinking about it cause if you focus on things you can't have it makes you feel miserable.
@@simtyr yessir
@Tony 😂😂😂
Not a good plan is you're needing money for something critical. Rather than closing ones eyes, go get what you don't have yet need, make it exist in your life.
I'll pretend there are no published writers out there
I'm not rich but I've been poor and I don't like it . I have savings this time I can take a bad year. I'm grateful and thankful for everything I have especially the good health I have enjoyed so far in life which has allowed me to work hard and provide for my family. I'm divorced now and live alone but I have a good life. thank you
What about your children?
@@peacemind7776 all doing well thanks Hape.
@@peacemind7776 They're all grown up and will do a lot better than their blue collar father .
@aKa Donut relax
@aKa Donut
He just asked a normal questions.
"There are two ways to be wealthy; to get everything you want, or to want everything you have."
- Ryan Holiday
Get everything you genuinely need, don't compromise on your needs if you don't have to.
This channel is a goldmine
There’s so much to be grateful for: electricity, heating, running water and knowledge at our fingertips! We’re some of the only people in history suffering because we have TOO MUCH food!
Yes we dont appreciate stuff till we dont have it
Also suffer because we want more.
@@guillermochavez2170 I'd rather have more than less, although I don't really care about material things.
@@True38 More of the things needed for survival in today's society is always a great idea and at times even necessary I think it's our wants ( ex. got to have a TV) that make us unhappy if we don't have them. I am sort of a minimalist myself, and I am content with what I have.
@@guillermochavez2170 I'm a minimalist striving for financial independence so that I can get the freedom which allows me to keep doing the things that make me really happy.
Stay in the moment and practice gratitude, no matter what is happening at that moment.
i never want to lose you Einzelganger.
He is so meticulous about analysing crisis and all other things that are invisible to us!
Then I suggest you do yourself a favor and begin to get used to the idea of that inevitable circumstance...
Because we WILL lose him one day.
But thankfully, that day isn't today.
Fate has given him to us for now, but one day Fate will demand he be returned to her.
“The things you own end up owning you. It's only after you lose everything that you're free to do anything.”
― Chuck Palahniuk
Fight Club is fcking awsome
I think people are more worried about BUYING FOOD.
So beautifully said. I love it 👱♂️
Don't I know it. ..
True
'refusing to ask for help in an interdependent world is insane.'
'looking for work, finding ways to make money, there's nothing wrong with that; as long as we don't sacrifice our mental wellbeing.'
Easier said than done, especially what's going on right now.
I 100% agree with you though. Thank God for financial freedom.
I suffered a lot in realising the truth of this video through out my life, now that I see its truth I have never been happier, my life is humble but it is mine to spend time mostly as I see fit, not the most profitable or the most productive but rewarding occasionally which is a lot more often than any job Iv'e had in the last 20 years.
I've lived with no income. I've lived without knowing what would come next and it made me a better, stronger and more resilient man. Believing you will be poor, keeps you poor. Don't let anything tell you - you can never create great wealth!
I didn't know that I was a Stoic until I started watching these uploads, I've been believing this way for years and thought to myself why do I think so different then those around me, I'm glad to finally fit.
Oh my, we almost saw the face of the narrator 😱
How do you know?
Lol.
@Luis Perez nope, that was a stock footage
1:35 Get back to basics
3:38 Focus on what we can influence
4:35 Ask for help
5:45 Remember you are not alone
6:49 Put your tranquility first
8:20 Focus on what you have
Thank you for your videos my friend, I've been mentally struggling lately because of the anxiety of not having a job and worrying for my future a lot. The society we live in today is so money dependant that you can't really do anything without it. I tend to always forget and take fro granted the basic needs (food, shelter) and worry that I cannot afford to buy a house or to buy new clothes or to have a car, etc. Because that's the way we are raised in the modern culture, to have more, to walk over everything for money and wealth.
Just want to say all your videos are getting me through some hard times 🙏🏼 peace be with you
The video is a gem. Here's a summary - but, by no means it replaces the watch-experience of this content.
1) Be thankful for the basics that you have, because that's all that you really need
2) Focus on what you can influence , don't overthink events that are out of our control ( e.g. CoVid)
3) Ask for help. We are all in this together. By helping each other out, we do better as a whole
4) You are not alone in your current scenario. There are millions of others undergoing the same situation
5) Put your tranquility first. Your peace of mind is more important than outside affairs
6) Remember what you DO HAVE. And Ignore what you don't
The most important resource we all have in hand is TIME.
Here's wishing love, luck and mental calm as prepare for a brave new world.
thank you
money is essential for survival , it can add some convenience in your life , but happiness is in our heads. more money does not necessarily make you happier in the long term.
"The present is where the future is made" yes! Stoicism 101
Thank you so much for this video! I am a cheapskate and doing okay financially. I am not a billionaire but I do have a good savings but I am now accepting that what’s the point of having money if I am not going to enjoy it. Be smart with my money but don’t cut corners to sacrifice my quality of life or morals just to save a few Pennies!
Thank you for your work. In this times I ‘ve started to read again Marcus Aurelius and my mind and soul are getting stronger.
I don’t keep my pay check. Just divide it between my lady an 4 kids. Also I live in America. So what my country calls poverty. I don’t. I choose to grow my own food as well as many other things to have cheaper living. I do get miss treatment from others in my town for gardening an not drinking daily. Yet in my town I’m rich as I see it. I don’t spend money on random junk. I grow up fast do to my childhood. Thanks to that I learned that I am my family is all I need
My friend, I now realize this images you record are of you, I see that, wherever you live, it is a beautiful place, outdoors and full of green. I envy you, my friend, immensely, as I live in a big city, currently on quarantine.
I wish you, my beloved friend, to be able to find happiness among nature. That you shall see the end of this darkness, or perhaps that you shall witness no darkness at all, and may your future be full of joy.
Thank you, my friend, for doing this videos. I wish you best.
Thank you for your kind words! I wish you the same, even though it's in a big city.
@@Einzelgänger My pleasure, my friend!. Thank you, I doubt it, my friend, but thank you.
I... hope death may bless my family members soon, so they can be released of all that is happening. I don't need it to come for me, unlike my family, I have what it takes to call it myself if it comes to that, but the rest of them are rather weak, sadly.
All this being said, I will state one more time, I am envious of you, wherever it is that you are, it looks beautiful.
A "price to pray" for the priceless things in life🌞✨💕👼(commented that before I heard the ending, I swear!)
"Money isn't everything. Not having it is." Is the most accurate and succinct way I've heard the importance of money described
How very true... I know it yet how often it happens that I lose myself and forget. Thankyou for sharing this with us!
Loved the exercise of imagining how much of what we have we would want it We didn't have it. Really puts a lot in perspective for me
A great opportunity to learn skills that will always put food on your table - digitisation is a fact and it's best that we adapt to it fully
"If you have access to RUclips, that means you have your basic needs met." this made me feel instantly rich and fortunate!
I love how you presented this video. Very articulate and well researched.
Thank you, Stoic Sigma
Danke dass du dir die Zeit nimmst und regelmäßig Videos uploadest. Wir sind durch dich gesegnet und du durch uns :)
5 years ago I moved to a different city for work. Young strong motivated. Career went up. Started to make some real money and life was happening (so I thought). Now I feel exhausted, confused. Considering quitting and returning to my hometown. Yes, I have made some savings but I also have mortgage. In the middle of crisis not sure how quick I will find new job. So will be really downshifting. But something inside is telling me that this is necessary.
Thank you. I can't tell you how much I needed to hear these words right now.
Thanks dude. This helps alot! Hope you and your family are well!
Needed this. Thanks, dude!
Einzelgänger, can you please do a video on Friedrich Nietzsche and his philosophy?
There's a lot to be said for saving and spending wisely over many years. This crisis has tempered my desire to spend and I have seriously questioned my needs. They are remarkably few. However, the greed I see around me is depressing.
I find the statement to practice thinking of losing what you have to be excellent.
It will definetly make you realize how lucky you are
Thank you for putting this out. Great, useful points - thank you again! 💗
I love this channel so much. I wouldn't know where to start talking about how special it is. Its wonderful in many broad ranging ways.
08:58 "There is much more to life besides money. Your health, your body, your relationships, your freedom..."
Easier said than done. Say this to the thousands of americans who can not even afford to pay for a coronavirus test, let alone having to pay for an intensive care at a hospital, or anyone who is in dire need.
But I see your point. Maybe this message was direct to people who do have the money and are worrying to much with this economic hardship, that's the only explanation I have.
Money makes it easier to have health and better relationship if you have very little money what can you do in a relationship you can't provide
Anything
God bless us all. I understand what you said and feel.
@@czaralexander5156 And your point is?
I agree, it doesn't give a full picture on the importance of money. That said, many Americans are where they are due to poor financial decisions, not being willing to sacrifice and planning rather than lack of opportunity.
Thank you sr. For the video you don't know how much i needed to find my inner peace.
Such a well spoken dude with many great quotes of his own. Seeing him stand in the open was somehow inspiring in and of itself
I am grateful for coming across this channel. Amor Fati I say it everyday... also whenever I’m about to get aggravated! It helps a lot.
Next level thinking brings you to next level living, ALWAYS RISING, big love from another youtuber 🔥❤🔥
Energy flow where attention goes, your vid makes this PERFECTLY CLEAR🎯💗🎯💖🎯
always aim to be happy under any circumstances
Another fantastic right to the point video. I'm so grateful that you exist to make us check & balance the things we have in our lives and focus our attention and energy to those that really matter. With deep gratitude and compliments for the amazing job you're doing!
My wife and I make excellent money. We are empty nesters, and being home (net) nearly twice as much money as many people who raise an entire family with. That being said, I constantly worry about our finances. I think this comes from being in a pretty dire situation about 12 years ago. We had no control over our finances and often had more going out than we did coming in. We spent 3 years cleaning up that mess and now have no debt other than our house. When your gross combine salaries are nearly $155K and you owe only on a monthly mortgage of $1100, you should feel like you hit the lottery. I certainly need to start subscribing to a lot of the guidance this author gives. In the end, money comes, and money goes. True friends and family are really what provide value and satisfaction.
It all comes down to accepting the fact that we don't control events that are outside our mind. The sooner a person accepts that the ONLY thing you have and control are your thoughts and your virtues the sooner you will have peace of mind and greater ability to make correct decisions.
Good video! The key to useful stoicism is to apply the rational parts of this philosophy such as asking for help, much less ego, not being so focused on accumulating more junk and more focus on doing what you can control to achieve virtue that drives to the greatest good. Taking stoicism to an extreme is in itself turning it into a passion of pride and that defeats tranquility itself. This is the paradox!
People who get so focused on a problem that they cannot act and get sick due to being consumed with the passion of pride that will not accept that certain situations are out of our ability to control. What good is there with doing that? These stoic virtues: Wisdom, Courage, Temperance, and Justice are very useful and they are what will bring mankind to a much better world then the modern imperatives of "everyone for themselves," "if it feels good do it" and "accumulation of more useless toys" libertine passions ever will.
The people who have known real poverty that I see in many of the comments below are forced to be stoic and are more likely to be resilient than spoiled and childish first world people who are consumed with having to "have it all" beyond any rational control of nonsensical passions.
Like everything else in the real world, the good life is achieving balance and striving for virtue in doing good for others for the sake of just doing good without going to extremes or expecting rewards. The striving for a utopia that will never exist has brought about the existence of most tyrannical governments that ever existed. These "populist" movements have often committed genocide and other horrific injustices on a scale that has reached the heights of depravity and misery. If we had more stoicism focused on virtue in our world leaders, we would avoid most of the poverty, destruction of the environment and injustice that we see increasing every day.
" In the abundance of water only the fool is thirsty" - Robert Nesta Marley
I have never had much money. My family looks down on me because of this.
On the nail as always. Many thanks
I love your videos they have so much truth in them and I think right now that’s what people need most to get back to what our parents and the stoics taught us back to basics
Thanks embracing stoicism day by day,as I live freely
This put me back where I needed to be....
You got a gift brother. Thank you for sharing ❤️
We need stoic philosophy more than ever before. A state of mind where peace and inner joy is a function of simply being rather than accumulating and acquiring.
This channel is keeping me alive
Tx ❤️
Worrying is not only detrimental is a complete waste of time . The present is where you make your future
How we deal with this are circumstances is very much priceless!❤
If you can watch this you’re better off than 70% of world’s population
I don’t like the person I am when I am broke. Unable to purchase essential goods and services, and also not having money to support my daily habits (smoking weed 😁) but I told myself some things are out of my control. Just because I’m broke now doesn’t mean I’ll be broke in the future. I will die a KING
I love this information
Youre turning me into a man. You are truely a gift to the world.
I don’t worry about anything except money but what’s crazy is I’m the most financially stable person I know I’ve literally never had to struggle for an income I’ve always made enough money and have a large amount of savings. So why do I still worry so much?
That was very helpful. Thank you.
Question, I have always been attracted to aestheticism. Not the philosophical current, but aesthetics in an artistic way. Thing is, aestheticism often derives me from my goals. I do not seek money, but I seek beauty in art, architecture, nature, poetry, etc. What would stoics say about this? Is art a form of distraction that could lead someone to work in order to obtain aesthetically pleasing things.
You’re the best! 👍...
I love this!
Did you know that for millions of years, people had no money?
For millions of years we didn't have books.
the sad thing is many people realize that they haven't lived until they have no time left in this world, that's when people really acknowledge the fact that money is just a piece of paper and time is everything.
Thank you⚘Valuable information, crisis or not!
Thanks for sharing such a precious wisdom
Thank you so much
I did won the lotto. It costs me a lot in return, lost people, relationships ruined but I learned and now I am happy.
thank you for making these great videos. really inspiring. you might be interested in the first book in Ancient China called Iching. it's coding of everything, and Dao was first mentioned there. -from a chinese
thank you so much
Thank you.
I love this channel
This no money in wallet made me anxious
Thank you
let’s keep up the good work guys :) you doing great! you have to walk so you can run
focus on what i can control, (my thoughts and ability to act)
It's difficult for people to understand the their mind in this pandemic. But we have no other option.
So I think diving into your mind is the escape as the moment 🙏
so good. always
Thanks for this Einzelganger!
Everything will passed away... Relax and enjoy the moment
Been watching these videos all day trying to figure out how the heck I will make it through the month being a single parent + Covid + medical bills + student bills. 😪
Too late to be on the podium :(
Non the less, great video
🙏 Am grateful for your channel/information ❤
Thank you for sharing. Helpful!
Weer bedankt! THank you again!
Your videos are life changing. Thank you 💖
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, you can exchange time for money but you cannot exchange money for time !
That wallet stressed me out haha