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We can’t stop the storm but we can dance in the rain
Every obstacle is an opportunity to learn
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New comment 19d ago
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There are always opportunities in every obstacle. Light at the end of the tunnel, and a spark within you after every book. Flowers will not blossom without the rain & sun. with Let’s embrace obstacles and confront them with the best tools we have 💪
Daily stoic challenge
Embrace Discomfort: Occasionally challenge yourself to step outside your comfort zone. This could be through physical exercise, cold showers, or engaging in difficult conversations. Embracing discomfort fosters resilience and personal growth. I want you to share the areas you are feeling discomfort and then challenge yourself to get through it!
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New comment 25d ago
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My discomfort and my pain comes from the things I can not change. The outcomes of life’s circumstances and challenges. I am only 19 but can clearly see the cards I have been given from the deck of life have been placed for a reason… and in turn, will allow me to flourish. Despite the suffering, embrace this into who it will allow you to become.
Practice stoicism every day for a better life
Practicing Stoicism daily can help cultivate resilience, mindfulness, and a sense of inner peace. Here are some practical steps you can take to incorporate Stoic principles into your daily routine: 1. Morning Reflection: Start your day with a few moments of reflection. Consider what challenges you might face and how you can respond to them with virtue and composure. You might ask yourself: "What can I control today?" and "How will I handle adversity?" 2. Journaling: Spend time each day writing in a journal. Reflect on your thoughts, emotions, and actions. Use this time to assess what went well, what didn't, and how you can improve. This can help you develop self-awareness and clarity. 3. Practice Negative Visualization: Imagine losing the things you value or facing challenges. This technique, known as "premeditatio malorum," helps you appreciate what you have and prepares you for potential hardships. 4. Focus on What You Can Control: Throughout the day, remind yourself to focus only on what you can control—your thoughts, intentions, and actions. Let go of worries about external circumstances, which are often beyond your influence. 5. Mindfulness and Presence: Engage in mindfulness practices, such as meditation or deep breathing, to stay present and aware of your thoughts and feelings. This can help you respond to situations thoughtfully rather than react impulsively. 6. Embrace Discomfort: Occasionally challenge yourself to step outside your comfort zone. This could be through physical exercise, cold showers, or engaging in difficult conversations. Embracing discomfort fosters resilience and personal growth. 7. Practice Virtue: Identify key virtues you want to embody (such as wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance) and consciously strive to apply them in your daily interactions and decisions. 8. Evening Review: At the end of the day, take time to review your actions and choices. Reflect on what you did well and where you could improve. This practice encourages continuous growth and accountability.
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New comment 25d ago
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Embracing discomfort has it for me. A lot of time we run away from those uncomfortable yet changing feelings.. Definitely taken away something from this, thank you for sharing!
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@Kevin Duggan worried about the outcome and biting your tongue when you should actually freely openly speak up. Fully agreed Kevin, glad there is like minded peeps out here. In a world of so much fear and uncertainty on what to say.. when we should just say what feels right to us as individuals. Stoicism taught me there isn’t an innate right and wrong and for that, I can take a lot from others perspectives just as much as my own.
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Is there any philosophy books you guys recommend? I have recently brought out the braveness in me and tried Nietzsches’s literature’s and I am regretting it! 💭🌀
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New comment Aug 11
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@Kevin Duggan I was not aware of this, thank you 🙏🏼
1 like • Aug 11
@Viktor Simon one of my favourite books of all time, thank you for sharing🙏🏼
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Matilde Henriques
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As long as there is breath in the lungs 🫁, there is hope in the heart🫀 Eager to influence & impact each other 🪢

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