The Stoic's Secret to Productivity and Happiness #Shorts

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[ludovic.grondin]

Since I started not spending as much time on social media and focus on myself and being productive, there's a big change, making gainz in the gym, reading, being actually productive and started my youtube channel, got out of depression and so on. Social media etc are valuable but learn to use it wisely and for the right things 💪🏻

[ebinottiofficial]

I love this so much. I sometimes feel that fear of missing out if I’m not paying attention, in detail, to everything people around me are focused on but for years now I’ve famously been “hard to get a hold of” and it’s made all the difference to my well-being. And had exactly zero negative impact on my life.
I am extremely good at getting back to people though, not trying to be unreliable but this short video just clarifies all of that.

I love the simplicity of stoicism in chunky, bite sized content like this. Of course we could discuss and complicate each topic until the end of time, but why bother.

Thanks! Xx, E

[Just-Jill]

Years ago I set a phone message at work saying i would respond at 1 pm and 4pm. Best productivity decision i ever made.

[bryanutility]

It’s not about productivity per say, it’s about peace of mind at some level.

[thevanshgiri]

Absolutely agree brother, your videos help a lot, keep up the good work.

[dbadaddy]

Here's the thing about being thought ignorant: in order for that to matter, you'd have to value the opinion of the person who thinks you ignorant. You can't be insulted if the words of the insulter don't matter.

[narkomaniek]

Rumor says Seneca was checking his email only once a week.

[adlar]

I texted someone, they replied quickly, then I sent them this video

[tomsmith]

Wait until your parents and children are older, young man.

[ShinFuYux]

I don't get it. Those quotes and what you're trying to say doesn't make sense.