7 Stoic donts

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[JohnSmith-focx]

#8 was stop scrolling through YT shorts.

[caneisius]

" Don't suffer imagined troubles" I needed that right now

[sprycmg]

Temperance is by far my hardest challenge

[daugo]

1. Don't be overheard complaining, not even to yourself.

2. Don't talk more than you listen.

3. Don't tie your identity to things you own.

4. Don't compare yourself to others.

5. Don't suffer imagined troubles.

6. Don't judge other people.

7. Don't over indulge in food or drink.

[kingtutt]

Gratitude has made my life worth living. It doesn’t matter where you live…you can look around you and see others would love to have your problems.

[StoicEvolution]

"Attach yourself to what is spiritually superior, regardless of what other people think or do. Hold to your true aspirations no matter what is going on around you." - Seneca

[Aleex_Leon]

Ryan’s trajectory is incredible. Keeping us human every day 💭🎙️

[jellybaby]

I needed that today.
I complain about imagined trouble

[dizzy]

Complaining sometimes is cathartic but its a bad habit that makes people dislike and distrust you. Good thing to hear today i needed the reminder.

My dad used to always say “dont borrow trouble from tomorrow”. Another good reminder

[RidgePounder]

I've quietly observed, learned, and value your daily content.
This one... is quickly spoken and has had the greatest impact yet.
Gratitude kind sir.
SP

[utkarshkunwar]

"Don't suffer imagined troubles", been doing this a lot lately. Time to get this in check, thanks Ryan!

[tomsortore]

Great advice. Thanks. Can you imagine what the world would be like if we all followed this advice!!!

[quamy]

Thanks for everything you do Ryan! You are like a father I never had.

[themaddox]

one of my favorite shorts ever, i come back to this

[giovannidigitalart]

Beautiful teachings. Live by them. Happier life.❤

[kokoBuSiLiCa]

The thing about stoicism with me is the fact that I've been living by these rules on my own - which comes from my adversities in life and I naturally came to be a stoic without even knowing what the term encompasses. That's why I love stoicism so much and I'm a natural one for life.

[MM-lotk]

People have always called me stoic but I've never actually looked into everything that entails.

I never do any of those things...except complain....I complain a lot....

Thanks for the video, I'm going to work on that.

[callmemonkh]

Thanks Brother. The ancient Egyptians talked about not 'speaking over-much.' Yessir.

[tardyblossoms]

I appreciate your channel. Introduction to the stoic’s approach on things has been monumental in my life. Thank you.

[BG-mpel]

Right on 👏👏 one of the best videos out there. Short, clear and very helpful.