10 LESSONS Men Learn Too Late In LIFE | Stoicism

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In this video, we'll explore 10 stoic life lessons that many people often realize very late in life. Watch until the end to master how to control your emotions to face change gracefully, from understanding the true nature of success to finding inner peace, every lesson has there eigenvalue.

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10 LESSONS Men Learn Too Late In LIFE | Stoicism

🎯 Key Moments

00:00 - INTRO
01:40 - Lesson 1: Acceptance of what you cannot control
04:41 - Lesson 2: Living in the present
07:30 - Lesson 3: Embracing change
10:04 - Lesson 4: Managing emotions
13:15 - Lesson 5: The importance of personal responsibility
16:37 - Lesson 6: Value of wisdom and knowledge
19:45 - Lesson 7: The futility of material Pursuits
22:48 - Lesson 8: Self-discipline and integrity
22:59 - Lesson 9: The power of perspective
28:23 - Lesson 10: The strength in forgiveness
31:10 - CONCLUSION

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Marcus Aurelius - "Don't waste the rest of your time here worrying about other people - unless it affects the common good." 💪

🎯 Key Moments
00:00 - INTRO
01:40 - Lesson 1: Acceptance of what you cannot control
04:41 - Lesson 2: Living in the present
07:30 - Lesson 3: Embracing change
10:04 - Lesson 4: Managing emotions
13:15 - Lesson 5: The importance of personal responsibility
16:37 - Lesson 6: Value of wisdom and knowledge
19:45 - Lesson 7: The futility of material Pursuits
22:48 - Lesson 8: Self-discipline and integrity
22:59 - Lesson 9: The power of perspective
28:23 - Lesson 10: The strength in forgiveness
31:10 - CONCLUSION

StoicKing

"The only way to find true strength is to embrace adversity as an opportunity for growth and resilience." - Epictetus

StoicRealms

"Very little is needed to make a happy life; it is all within yourself, in your way of thinking." - MARCUS AURELIUS -

TIMETESTEDADVICE

"Circumstances don't make the man, they only reveal him to himself." – Epictetus

StoicEvolution

Thank's, I learn a lot from this video and now I wanna apply these principle into my daily life.

yakobarielmarnofrans

I don't fully agree with the "control" aspect for we as humans can and have learned to control certain aspects of life and societal existence. Using the car analogy, with some regular maintenance we can control, to some significant degree, the breakdown of a car and while breakdowns will happen we can control some degree of them by putting forth our brains and a little effort in maintaining the vehicle so we CAN control some things and the question seems to be: How do you know what you can control and what you cannot? The criminal justice system controls some level of chaos and we can control the spread of some disease by studying the disease and developing a cure or a barrier through virology. We can control traffic to some degree so that it flows in some significant order but we cannot control random events but we can control the degree of chaos so that it does not overwhelm us . . .otherwise we would have become extinct long ago. Also it's easy to accept change when you have a home, money and support in the community and if you don't it is very hard to sit on the sidewalk dirty, broke, hungry with a smile . . .that is unrealistic and rarely happens. Humans CAN and DO control some things but the level and degree is debatable. Throwing caution to the wind because you "have not the power" is akin to giving up and letting the car hit you instead of getting out of the way which takes the effort of thought and movement and effort.

Mooncat

Ya, Those are Best 10 LESSONS for Men To be Habituated.

habituatedstoic

Stoicism is a philosophy that teaches individuals to focus on what they can control, accept what they cannot change, and find contentment in the present moment. It emphasizes cultivating inner resilience and maintaining a calm, rational mindset in the face of challenges. Many find that practicing stoicism can contribute to a sense of happiness and fulfillment by fostering a positive perspective on life.

PhilosophIQ

The 10 perfect lessons! Thank you so much for this video!!! 💪🏾🙏🏽🙌🏽❤️

spardaslovechild

Stoic Philosophy was Practiced by my Grand Mother, , Only Now I realized That made Her a good person, I understand More in your Channel Thanks a Lot.😅

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