10 Stoic Principles So That NOTHING Can AFFECT YOU

In this enlightening episode from "Rise of Stoics," we delve into 10 powerful Stoic principles that can help you build resilience and maintain inner peace in the face of life's challenges. The video explores practical tools for transforming your mindset, such as recognizing the power of perception, practicing voluntary discomfort, embracing gratitude, accepting change, and seeking continuous learning. Each principle is designed to empower you to live with greater tranquility and fulfillment. Subscribe to "Rise of Stoics" for more insights on living a life of virtue, wisdom, and tranquility. Join our community and start your journey towards a stronger, more empowered you today.

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[stoicismvictory]

"We suffer more often in imagination than in reality."

[BellaVee]

Stoicism has definitely taught me a new calm and self control. The world isn’t as stressful as it once was. This new journey is life changing.

[Thelostyouth]

The more i learn about the world the more i started loving myself

[tranquilwisdom]

"Difficulties strengthen the mind, as labor does the body."

[StoicTellYou]

I'm 73 years old and once again I'm convinced I have a guardian angel. How timely the information I need arrives at exactly the right moment. I am infinitely grateful to the author of this information.

[honesty]

The older I get, the less I care what others think of me or what they do.Life is too short, and it's harsh enough.i just chose TO LIVE.

[stoicenergy]

"We suffer more often in imagination than in reality." – Seneca

[arturkarpinski]

Stoicism was a hidden aspect in Gladiator to be discovered in time by those who have eyes to see and ears to hear

[stoicpower-]

Epictetus: "He who laughs at himself never runs out of things to laugh at."

[stoicwoman]

Marcus Aurelius: "You have power over your mind—not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength."

[MUST-TRT]

The "shorts" are what brought me here.
With all the trash out there in the world...A SINCERE VIBE OF GRATITUDE AND PRAYER WITH ALL THE BEST OF MOTIVES AND INTENTIONS I SEND TO THE CREATOR OF THIS. Thank you. Soooo refreshing. 🙏

[VictoriaJacquette]

Living life is uncomfortable and without seasons of stress we don't grow. Thanks for these meaningful words so needed in these changing times.

[stoicdna]

"He who fears death will never do anything worth of a man who is alive." - Seneca

[CornellSandifer]

"The path I walk requires no talk, the dreams I chase I choose the pace, your estimations have nothing to do with my destination, for hate is as hot as burning tar! It will show its scar on those near and far, those who could but don't! those who should but won't, to haters who just stare and point! in the end never to win, that's the sin!"

[Lighthouse_Wisdom]

Power of Perception: Our reactions to events are shaped by how we perceive them; by consciously choosing positive interpretations, we can reduce stress and foster resilience.

Voluntary Discomfort: Embracing discomfort builds resilience, teaching us that challenges can strengthen us rather than weaken us.

Gratitude: Practicing gratitude shifts our focus from scarcity to abundance, fostering inner peace and contentment regardless of circumstances.

Acceptance of Change: Embracing change reduces anxiety and cultivates adaptability, helping us stay grounded amidst life’s uncertainties.

Differentiate Opinion from Fact: By discerning between opinions and facts, we can avoid unnecessary stress and make more informed decisions.

[saltlife]

Thanks for putting good stuff out in the universe

[pattyberryman]

The Beautiful Beings of Gaia would like to thank Rise of Stoics for your service. We are forever grateful.

[rigobertoramos]

🙏 You Gain Wisdom By ignoring ignorance 🙏. A good learning experience to be able to learn and learn to listen. Thank you for this video.

[thejourneyofwisdom]

Which of these 10 Stoic principles do you find the most powerful in your daily life? For me, it's the idea that 'We suffer more in imagination than in reality.' Let's discuss and share our experiences!

[bettybella]

Thank you for sharing.❤
Just live one day at a time & make the best of it by giving the best of you.❤