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Summary: 1- Focus on differentiating between the things that I can control, and the things that I can't control. And focus on the things that I can control. 2. Train yourself to be systematically less prone to be overreacting to criticism. 3. Planned poverty and suffering during specific days.
I will add. 4.) Look at situation in its simplistic form. For instance when someone displays jealousy & envy. Be aware of the motivation, the response should be it’s the job. Don’t over complicate it. Like when they take you from a post where your extremely efficient, good & proficient. They will re define, your role so you cannot display your skills or abilities. So the Stoicism can adapt their skill or abilities to another situation & look, focus & adapt the job description
Seneca wrote that what’s required is “confidence in yourself and the belief that you are on the right path, and not led astray by the many tracks which cross yours of people who are hopelessly lost, though some are wandering not far from the true path.”
Best thing a human being can do is to help other human being know more. Tim, you've done this so many times for me and I genuinely Thank You for that! Truly grateful!
Stoics would also fortify themselves against the best case circumstances as well. This allowed them to avoid the painful crash that so often comes after a positive experience.
And? you are disparaging him for his choice of hat or the way he wears his hat. like the senators did to Cato when he wore out of fashion clothes. you've obviously not figured out stoicism.
This guy is a bliss. For many things I asked or did not ask yet, he already went for it. Briefly explains the subject and shares his personal experiences and insecurities. Thrilled to discover him. Grateful for his shares. Thanks
I don't think Stoicism was initially practiced and shared "in order to get succeed", but as a way to live and die at peace. Which has been much more relevant to me for the last 20 years and which is much more appealing for the remaing ones.
I love you so much! So inspiring and such a great teacher. I've never had a role model or even really thought about that. Have never idealized any celebrities, nope. Nada. But I seriously look up to you. I have every book, listen to your podcast, and watch your youtube videos. I'm so happy you exist, grateful for how much content you continue to release, and thankful that you are enhancing lives everywhere!. Much love! 💕💕💕 keep it up!
Another golden nugget filled video by Tim Ferris. Its like everytime he speaks, you need get tons of tips and advices for life, business and so much more. I only follow a very few people like him. Tim Ferris, Gary Vaynerchuk, Tony Robbins and Jerry Gaura. All of them have an amazing podcast too!
I have practiced Theravada, a formal branch of Buddhism. I can say that Buddhism and Stoicism is not opposite, even supplement to each other. In Buddhism, we have special phrase "Sankara", the fourth phase of operation process in mind. In this phase, karma is generated. Stoicism is antidote to this phase to be implemented. A great combination as Theravada application methods eliminating old Sankara accumulated before while Stoicism supporting to restrain and prevent new Sankara generated. You master your mind more efficiently.
Thank you Mister Ferriss, I appreciate your words. Nice to see you in a video discussing this topic. I'm a big follower of your podcast and have been reading Seneca for a few years now. On the Shortness of Life is one of my favourites. I tend to wear my clothes out till I really need to buy something. My family and friends have made comments that my rain jacket will never die, and my climbing shirt too... they aren't ripped (much) or smelly (at all!) One day my best friend got rid of the jacket when clearing out the closet. A have a bag too that i've used for 5 years, and still get comments from the folks when I go to see them. My mum asked me the other day if I feel I wished I had been aguy instead because of my shopping habits... holy moly hoy..
That Condom on your cranium? Is a fantastic way to make everyone uncomfortable for your own social and internal advancement! -Great Information as always Tim.
The things I can control and the things I can't control are not the problem. I struggle with the things I might be able to control but require a huge amount of work with a high a probability of failure.
Hi Tim! Thank you so much for all you've done. You literally changed my life. I was constantly thinking about committing suicide everyday of the week last week (it's a really tough week), but fortunately, I was able to not do it. Then today, I'm watching this video, and I thought, what will the world look like if Tim had successfully committed suicide? I bet it will never be the same. Sometimes I question God because I feel like I'm doing my best to be a good person, yet I kept having endless big problems. And then I realized that he could be molding me so that I become aligned for my bigger purpose. I don't yet know what that is, but I really wanna contribute to the world. What I wanna do for sure is to help my country, the Philippines. I wanted to introduce a better life for Filipinos. I wanna create more jobs and send more children to school. Thank you because you've been helping me create my startup that might change many peoples' lives. Love you, Tim!! I wish you good health and longer life, so you can inspire more generations.
1. Differentiate between things you can control and things you cannot control and really focusing all your energy on the former 2. Don't take criticism seriously. Train yourself to be systematically less prone to overreacting to criticism 3. Have planned suffering and poverty during specific days. The quote he attached to this was, 'The more you sweat in peace time, the less you bleed in War time. Also he attached some things from Buddhism. Be mindful of the thoughts and actions, so that they don't take control over you.
Hi TIm! I watched your TED and to be frank I have never learned about stoicism. It's blowing my mind, You showed me a different perspective by analysing the worst cenarium for making any decisions. Thank youuuuu very much! It was valuable for me.
I like most part of the stoic philosophy, but I suspect that the reason I like it has to do with a comfortable illusion that I could focus my emotions on the things I control. I think that even if I focus my actions on the things under control, things outside my control will still have great impact in my emotions and well being.
Stoicism is like Tao (Chinese) or the Gita (Hindu). I think Tim speaks this in his Tao of Seneca series? Tim had a degree in East Asian things right...he probably knows. Marcus Aurelius Musings...I think, and Seneca. It's great. The thinking is easy. I picked up the Tao. I'll buy Seneca's letters. And yes....This is great Tim. Thanks. I'll read your books more too.
It's just expanding your comfort zone, sharpen your focus and believe in yourself even more. If you do that, you kind of separate yourself from the rest. If you practice this, in the beginning you feel kind of lonely because you change yourself and your behavior and people in your direct surroundings don't get it. Those people are attached to you in a particular way, and when you change your way of thinking and habits, you will change your old habits in to new (better) ones, and eventually loose old friends and get new friends (better ones), and you'll change your job. Maybe your girlfriend too. It's life changing But you need to discipline yourself. I've read the 4 hours work week. It's inspiring. But what I've learned the most from Tim is discipline. Without the discipline to shift your theory (thoughts/ideas/plans) into practice, you'll get nowhere.
"Thank you!" for re-introducing Stoicism to me. It's made a major difference in my life (more than I can easily express). BTW: Where can I get that hat? What's the book you're working on right now?
Tim. Having a bad day but just a thumbnail of you in that hat turned it around. I was taking myself too seriously again. I am being sincere. Thank you.
The Catholics have a 40 day period during the year that practices fasting, not smoking or using stimulants and helping people around you, much like Eid, a good Catholic would obviously try to put these virtues into their life generally, so it was always down to the individual, Catholicism was captured by infidels and turned into a monotheistic, overarching, ecclesiastical dictatorship and all aesthetic and spiritual people fell into "heresy". I consider myself a good Catholic and a good man because of it, and This man speaks in a language I understand. More power to you young man.
First time I've listened to you Tim and I get you I thought you made complete sense looking forward to listening to another video I heard Ryan Micheal Ballow talk about you with great respect so when I found you on RUclips I thought I'd listen to your most recent videos or podcast found you very inspiring I have little self confidence mum of three their all growing up and I kind of feel lost I do meditation but it's guided meditation haven't yet done head space for ten mins. But will certainly give it a go thanks again! Great stuff
I love Tools of Titans, and I really value Tim's appreciation of information overload- always worth while information from my TF reading and podcast time! Quick question: what are some ice breakers, or ways you have effectively introduced these ideas to people who could benefit from developing present-state awareness and more consistent well-being in their life?
Any time anyone asks you "how you stay so calm" or "how do you do it?" or something along those lines, they're breaking the ice for you. From there, tell them what you do. Don't suggest it for them directly. Just show the benefits and where you can find more information. In my experience, people respond to these teachings better if they feel like they're discovering it for themselves. Also, I just realized I'm replying to a five year old comment. Hope you're well!
@TimFerriss I thought this hat was a sweatband in the appropriate athletic videos. Did not realize it was a hat until this podcast and these comments. Cannot stop laughing.
He wore the hat on purpose to generate comments. He is a trickster this one. Like how some bloggers keep typos to inspire grammar trolls. Good job with RUclips lately Tim. Lot of value in these short videos.
There is a fear in me, and there are some school of thoughts 💭, that advocate this fear of mine. It's that if mentally prepare myself for bad things, bad things will happen to me.
"Focus on things you can control to not waste time and energy; to make wise decision" "Be ashamed of things worth being ashamed of" "Practice poverty?" "Deal with the uncomfortables" "Practice present state awareness"
How does conditioning yourself to negative experience also reduce your joy in the positive ones ? Does present state awareness have anything to do with it ?
I really like the line: "different types of planned suffering and planned poverty's so that any type of unplanned suffering or unplanned financial hit will have less of an impact"
i heard the works of Marcus Aurelius described as "an unasailable wintry kingdom". i agree there are aspects that help but taken as a whole it is too austere for me. As you said you have to pick and chose
I used to call my practice broadening my comfort zone. I mountain Bike. Go out in the cold, the extreme heat, and find comfort in uncomfortable situations. If you can find a comfort zone in each situation, reaction will be gone.
Most of the time it is not clear what is and what is not under your control. How would you know what is and what is not under our control? most things are in some degree directly or indirectly influenceable by us if we think enough about it,
Hey Tim.. How do I balance using stoasicm and the law of attraction..I'm a doctor, so the environment is usually very negative.. Talks about disease and deaths all the time and the time strain..u get my point..how can I change it ? Anyone is welcome to comment
May I suggest you host Firas Zahabi on your podcast. He is obviously one of the best MMA coaches in the field if not the best, but he is also a great philosophical mind imo, I think it would be a fascinating podcast.
Thanks for this Tim 🙏 I'm going to explore more of what stoic philosophy has to teach and I look forward to applying some of these teachings to my life and experimenting the way you do.
You're right. Seneca is the best Stoic writer. Maybe not the best in practice but his letters are better than Aurerlius and Epectetus, I believe. The Stoic Boyz!! Your clip is inch perfect Tim. I'm gonna listen to your audio book now!!
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Summary:
1- Focus on differentiating between the things that I can control, and the things that I can't control. And focus on the things that I can control.
2. Train yourself to be systematically less prone to be overreacting to criticism.
3. Planned poverty and suffering during specific days.
I will add. 4.) Look at situation in its simplistic form. For instance when someone displays jealousy & envy. Be aware of the motivation, the response should be it’s the job. Don’t over complicate it. Like when they take you from a post where your extremely efficient, good & proficient. They will re define, your role so you cannot display your skills or abilities. So the Stoicism can adapt their skill or abilities to another situation & look, focus & adapt the job description
Seneca wrote that what’s required is “confidence in yourself and the belief that you are on the right path, and not led astray by the many tracks which cross yours of people who are hopelessly lost, though some are wandering not far from the true path.”
Just snagged your comment...thank you @adam heller
You should read what I wrote.
You should read what I wrote.
Love this! :) Also, stoicism seems to be hedging against risk
Is this quote in reference to his hat? jk
6:50 "The more you sweat in peace time, the less you bleed in war time" 😯
say that to Khabib Nurmagamedov
Best thing a human being can do is to help other human being know more. Tim, you've done this so many times for me and I genuinely Thank You for that! Truly grateful!
Stoics would also fortify themselves against the best case circumstances as well. This allowed them to avoid the painful crash that so often comes after a positive experience.
I see you Tim trying to pull a Cato and catalyze our criticism with that cheeky hat
Cato uses the tunic. Tim uses the beanie.
Haaaaaaaa
Lmao, I was thinking the exact same thing.
It’s not cheeky, it’s nipple-y.
I think it’s the worse beanie Ever I have seen… looks good on Tim though. Haha
Hat makes him look like the bad guy from Home Alone when the top of his head gets singed off
Terry Dinkstein
Lmfao !
Nailed it!
LMAO!!!
And? you are disparaging him for his choice of hat or the way he wears his hat. like the senators did to Cato when he wore out of fashion clothes. you've obviously not figured out stoicism.
LOL true true
This guy is a bliss. For many things I asked or did not ask yet, he already went for it. Briefly explains the subject and shares his personal experiences and insecurities. Thrilled to discover him. Grateful for his shares. Thanks
I don't think Stoicism was initially practiced and shared "in order to get succeed", but as a way to live and die at peace. Which has been much more relevant to me for the last 20 years and which is much more appealing for the remaing ones.
Well put, I also understand it like that.
Stoicism has helped me in all areas of my life for the last 2 years. Good presentation.
Stoicism and Zen. A perfect blend of personal philosophy. Resonating 100% with me, Tim. Thank you for the wonderful video!
I love you so much! So inspiring and such a great teacher. I've never had a role model or even really thought about that. Have never idealized any celebrities, nope. Nada. But I seriously look up to you. I have every book, listen to your podcast, and watch your youtube videos. I'm so happy you exist, grateful for how much content you continue to release, and thankful that you are enhancing lives everywhere!. Much love! 💕💕💕 keep it up!
Another golden nugget filled video by Tim Ferris. Its like everytime he speaks, you need get tons of tips and advices for life, business and so much more. I only follow a very few people like him. Tim Ferris, Gary Vaynerchuk, Tony Robbins and Jerry Gaura. All of them have an amazing podcast too!
I have practiced Theravada, a formal branch of Buddhism. I can say that Buddhism and Stoicism is not opposite, even supplement to each other. In Buddhism, we have special phrase "Sankara", the fourth phase of operation process in mind. In this phase, karma is generated. Stoicism is antidote to this phase to be implemented. A great combination as Theravada application methods eliminating old Sankara accumulated before while Stoicism supporting to restrain and prevent new Sankara generated. You master your mind more efficiently.
6:56 “The more you sweat in peacetime, the less you bleed in wartime.”
Thank you Mister Ferriss, I appreciate your words. Nice to see you in a video discussing this topic. I'm a big follower of your podcast and have been reading Seneca for a few years now. On the Shortness of Life is one of my favourites.
I tend to wear my clothes out till I really need to buy something. My family and friends have made comments that my rain jacket will never die, and my climbing shirt too... they aren't ripped (much) or smelly (at all!)
One day my best friend got rid of the jacket when clearing out the closet.
A have a bag too that i've used for 5 years, and still get comments from the folks when I go to see them.
My mum asked me the other day if I feel I wished I had been aguy instead because of my shopping habits... holy moly hoy..
Tim, MAN...you have taught me one thing. The power of the mind is extremely important
That Condom on your cranium? Is a fantastic way to make everyone uncomfortable for your own social and internal advancement!
-Great Information as always Tim.
As soon as I watched this video I went to buy the book and wow , I've read half of it and it completly blown my mind. Best think I've ever read so far
The things I can control and the things I can't control are not the problem. I struggle with the things I might be able to control but require a huge amount of work with a high a probability of failure.
all you can do is try your best
In Stoicism, that's the things that you have no control in.
Hi Tim! Thank you so much for all you've done. You literally changed my life.
I was constantly thinking about committing suicide everyday of the week last week (it's a really tough week), but fortunately, I was able to not do it. Then today, I'm watching this video, and I thought, what will the world look like if Tim had successfully committed suicide? I bet it will never be the same.
Sometimes I question God because I feel like I'm doing my best to be a good person, yet I kept having endless big problems. And then I realized that he could be molding me so that I become aligned for my bigger purpose. I don't yet know what that is, but I really wanna contribute to the world. What I wanna do for sure is to help my country, the Philippines. I wanted to introduce a better life for Filipinos. I wanna create more jobs and send more children to school. Thank you because you've been helping me create my startup that might change many peoples' lives. Love you, Tim!!
I wish you good health and longer life, so you can inspire more generations.
1. Differentiate between things you can control and things you cannot control and really focusing all your energy on the former
2. Don't take criticism seriously. Train yourself to be systematically less prone to overreacting to criticism
3. Have planned suffering and poverty during specific days. The quote he attached to this was, 'The more you sweat in peace time, the less you bleed in War time.
Also he attached some things from Buddhism. Be mindful of the thoughts and actions, so that they don't take control over you.
I'm not even two minutes in and I already knew....EXCELLENT ‼️
👏🏻👏🏻
Hi TIm! I watched your TED and to be frank I have never learned about stoicism. It's blowing my mind, You showed me a different perspective by analysing the worst cenarium for making any decisions. Thank youuuuu very much! It was valuable for me.
Step 1 get a condom hat.
😆🤣😂😅
Lol lol lol lol
😂
:)
Lmfaooooo
I like most part of the stoic philosophy, but I suspect that the reason I like it has to do with a comfortable illusion that I could focus my emotions on the things I control. I think that even if I focus my actions on the things under control, things outside my control will still have great impact in my emotions and well being.
I loved the content of your video Tim. Thank you.
Stoicism is like Tao (Chinese) or the Gita (Hindu).
I think Tim speaks this in his Tao of Seneca series?
Tim had a degree in East Asian things right...he probably knows.
Marcus Aurelius Musings...I think, and Seneca. It's great. The thinking is easy. I picked up the Tao.
I'll buy Seneca's letters.
And yes....This is great Tim. Thanks. I'll read your books more too.
Still the best 13 minute summary about Stoicism. Love the philosophy of practicing poverty and suffering.
Tim's face at 5:59 is priceless. He's like, "OMG I remembered the letter number" *nerd level 10 activated*
K Linda jokes on him, on festivals and fasting was letter 18.
The numbers Mason what do they mean?
LOL
And I thought I m the only who noted that in the first time itself! Didn't have the time stamp... It actually is 06:01, when he gives that smile
"A cow standing in the rain" That is an image that's hard to top
As a caricature of Stoicism it is actually quite good. Of course a real Stoic would get under a roof.
Shows how little regard he has for animal life. Moral virtuosism should apply to all. Practice what u preach Tim. Go vegan.
It's just expanding your comfort zone, sharpen your focus and believe in yourself even more. If you do that, you kind of separate yourself from the rest. If you practice this, in the beginning you feel kind of lonely because you change yourself and your behavior and people in your direct surroundings don't get it. Those people are attached to you in a particular way, and when you change your way of thinking and habits, you will change your old habits in to new (better) ones, and eventually loose old friends and get new friends (better ones), and you'll change your job. Maybe your girlfriend too. It's life changing But you need to discipline yourself. I've read the 4 hours work week. It's inspiring. But what I've learned the most from Tim is discipline. Without the discipline to shift your theory (thoughts/ideas/plans) into practice, you'll get nowhere.
"Thank you!" for re-introducing Stoicism to me. It's made a major difference in my life (more than I can easily express). BTW: Where can I get that hat? What's the book you're working on right now?
Tim. Having a bad day but just a thumbnail of you in that hat turned it around. I was taking myself too seriously again. I am being sincere. Thank you.
The Catholics have a 40 day period during the year that practices fasting, not smoking or using stimulants and helping people around you, much like Eid, a good Catholic would obviously try to put these virtues into their life generally, so it was always down to the individual, Catholicism was captured by infidels and turned into a monotheistic, overarching, ecclesiastical dictatorship and all aesthetic and spiritual people fell into "heresy". I consider myself a good Catholic and a good man because of it, and This man speaks in a language I understand. More power to you young man.
Stoic philisophy and socrates Way are the basis of cognitive and behavoural method in modern psychotherapy!!!! Evi from Greece🌎
Thank you for this video Tim. The message and your perspective was very beneficial to me.
A book which also sums this up quite perfectly is 'Happy' by Derren Brown :)
Thank you kindly for taking your valuable time in this world to share this information! Forever grateful!
First time I've listened to you Tim and I get you I thought you made complete sense looking forward to listening to another video I heard Ryan Micheal Ballow talk about you with great respect so when I found you on RUclips I thought I'd listen to your most recent videos or podcast found you very inspiring I have little self confidence mum of three their all growing up and I kind of feel lost I do meditation but it's guided meditation haven't yet done head space for ten mins. But will certainly give it a go thanks again! Great stuff
that hats gotta be part of his attempt at the stoic philosophy techniques of Kato that he talked about earlier
Ey wil u a stoic, man? 😮
Cato, not Kato, for anyone wanting to look him up.
Hat.
lmao
Yep...Hat.
Thank you for the free e-books! Looking forward to reading them.
I love Tools of Titans, and I really value Tim's appreciation of information overload- always worth while information from my TF reading and podcast time! Quick question: what are some ice breakers, or ways you have effectively introduced these ideas to people who could benefit from developing present-state awareness and more consistent well-being in their life?
Any time anyone asks you "how you stay so calm" or "how do you do it?" or something along those lines, they're breaking the ice for you. From there, tell them what you do. Don't suggest it for them directly. Just show the benefits and where you can find more information. In my experience, people respond to these teachings better if they feel like they're discovering it for themselves.
Also, I just realized I'm replying to a five year old comment. Hope you're well!
love your vertical garden!
@TimFerriss I thought this hat was a sweatband in the appropriate athletic videos. Did not realize it was a hat until this podcast and these comments. Cannot stop laughing.
Danielle Parker lol
Practice stoicism here too. I don't give a care about his hat.
You are a real inspiration to the world
4 hour work week❤️❤️
Many Thanks Tim....I think this video pushed me in the right direction.
He wore the hat on purpose to generate comments. He is a trickster this one. Like how some bloggers keep typos to inspire grammar trolls. Good job with RUclips lately Tim. Lot of value in these short videos.
There is a fear in me, and there are some school of thoughts 💭, that advocate this fear of mine. It's that if mentally prepare myself for bad things, bad things will happen to me.
"Focus on things you can control to not waste time and energy; to make wise decision"
"Be ashamed of things worth being ashamed of"
"Practice poverty?"
"Deal with the uncomfortables"
"Practice present state awareness"
How does conditioning yourself to negative experience also reduce your joy in the positive ones ? Does present state awareness have anything to do with it ?
Thank you for this. Can't wait to start reading the book.
Where can the book(s) be downloaded from?
Thank you Tim.
Well said. Just put in practice.
Great video! Good information
I think your watch cap is excellent and the video is too.
I appreciate your help.
Hey, Tim. You are an AMAZING THINKER. Thank you very much for your thoughts
I really like the line: "different types of planned suffering and planned poverty's so that any type of unplanned suffering or unplanned financial hit will have less of an impact"
very similar to the muslim concept of Sabr (patience/perseverance) - have a good journey
Falling in love with your talks
When you know you have battles ahead. I like that.
Planned suffering and planned poverty is something that is sorely needed in the western world.....
You said more in thirteen minutes than my philosophy teacher said in a semester. Thanks.
Yes finally you're putting out content again!
i heard the works of Marcus Aurelius described as "an unasailable wintry kingdom". i agree there are aspects that help but taken as a whole it is too austere for me. As you said you have to pick and chose
Thanks for the video Tim! Lots of good actionable insight.
Thanks for this clear explanation.
Tim ,Ireally enjoy yu talks.Your interview with Alain DE Botton and Gabor Gabe were great.So good.
I used to call my practice broadening my comfort zone. I mountain Bike. Go out in the cold, the extreme heat, and find comfort in uncomfortable situations. If you can find a comfort zone in each situation, reaction will be gone.
I love this format!
Thanks, Tim. Love how he mentions mindfulness as well.
Thanks Tim. I am enjoying the Taos daily.
Most of the time it is not clear what is and what is not under your control. How would you know what is and what is not under our control? most things are in some degree directly or indirectly influenceable by us if we think enough about it,
Thank you for sharing , positive energy to you .
I like this idea of trying to keep a level head in all circumstances, as it's your best option. Seneca was no fool.
This has to be the most confusing beanie ever created.
Thanks for the awesome video Tim!
Oh wow, I also embrace both Seneca and his book one of the fav so far, but at the same time Epicurus.
Read Tools for Titans on my way home from Paris. Amazing!
ok but where can we get the e books though? i think i missed something.
I was looking for these too! I was searching these comments to see if anyone mentioned it.
I found it on his website.
I love it Tim,
More of these videos please good sir!
Where can we find the free books he's talking about, that he says he's giving for free?
I found them on his website., I just googled them and it came up, Tim Ferris and stoicism.
Love your furniture and color scheme.
Hey Tim.. How do I balance using stoasicm and the law of attraction..I'm a doctor, so the environment is usually very negative.. Talks about disease and deaths all the time and the time strain..u get my point..how can I change it ? Anyone is welcome to comment
May I suggest you host Firas Zahabi on your podcast. He is obviously one of the best MMA coaches in the field if not the best, but he is also a great philosophical mind imo, I think it would be a fascinating podcast.
Great, Thank you Tim !
Thanks Tim. Got the books. Generous man.
Thanks for this Tim 🙏 I'm going to explore more of what stoic philosophy has to teach and I look forward to applying some of these teachings to my life and experimenting the way you do.
Where can we get the free edition of tao of seneca?
Any books on Stoicism you can recommend?
You rock Tim
Thank you. Thought this was new but its 2020!! Still applies.
thank you
Tim, Thank you for the taoofseneca books, they are amazing...
def great info. droppin gems sun!
Tim, you're amazing.
You're right. Seneca is the best Stoic writer. Maybe not the best in practice but his letters are better than Aurerlius and Epectetus, I believe.
The Stoic Boyz!!
Your clip is inch perfect Tim. I'm gonna listen to your audio book now!!