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Ancient Greek philosopher and Stoic who authored the Enchiridion and Discourses, known for teachings on virtue and resilience.

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The Daily Stoic
What To Do When the World Feels Like Too Much

Epictetus says, just because we despair of perfection doesn't mean we

The Daily Stoic
This Is How It's Meant To Be Done | It Is Well to Be Flexible

You know, Epictetus never wrote anything down.

The Daily Stoic
They Are Calling To You | Adam Grant’s 3 Skills for Real Growth

Marcus Aurelius and Seneca and Epictetus and Zeno and Cleanthes are closer than you think and not that different from you.

The Daily Stoic
Skip The Shortcut. Take The Long Way Instead.

"'It would be better to say,' Epictetus corrects him, "'make my mind adaptable to any circumstances.'"

The Daily Stoic
Skip The Shortcut. Take The Long Way Instead.

There's a great exchange between Epictetus and a student that encapsulates how the Stoics likely would have felt about artificial intelligence.

The Daily Stoic
Empower Yourself with This | Why You Need to Get In the Arena

Well, did you know that Theodore Roosevelt took a copy of Epictetus with him on his famous River of Doubt expedition?

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You’re Never Going to Be Perfect | Ask Daily Stoic

What was possible, Epictetus said, was striving to be better.