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[rubengarcia]

The cold hard truth is that these days you'll find that most people are brainwashed into believing that narcissism, and sociopathic behavior is proper which makes it much harder to find like minded individuals that long for peace and spirituality. This video is very insightful.

[e.b.]

1. The battles you fought in the past.
2. The specifics of your goals.
3. Your happiness.
4. Your relationship.
5. Your financial situation.

[johnalden]

Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all .

[leoblum]

To be humble without being modest; to be proud without being arrogant; to be loving without being sentimental -- these, to me, are a few key precepts crucial to wellbeing.

[Thekenyatta]

I’m an open book and this is exactly why I’m attacked, I don’t share any money information, but I do share my goals and they happen but I’m always attacked behind the scenes. I get it now! Thank you 🙏🏾

[finntastique]

On number 3: We have a proverb in Finnish that goes like this: "Kellä onni on, hän onnen kätkeköön", which basically means "The one who has happiness should hide that happiness".

[richardcamacho]

People generally want to share everything from divorce details to what they had for supper. I have chosen to eschew social media and don't let my happiness rely on what others think. I control what I can and don't worry about things I can't. I've tried to be a very good listener as this means I divulge less. I talk to myself before a big meeting or gathering and remind myself why I am there and keeps me focused on not saying the wrong thing. So few can be trusted and divulging too much indeed makes one more vulnerable. Very good advice given here.

[pamelajefferies]

So don’t talk about anything personal. Keep yourself to yourself, don’t brag.
I’ve reached this conclusion, it’s taken me 60 yrs to figure this out.
I’m trying now to be a better listener than a talker, hopefully I’ll keep more friends!

[Janika-xjbv]

3. Good advice. There's always people who hate you being happy

[jilewa]

If you are in trouble financially or unsafe in a relationship, it is good to reach out to people you trust. There is nothing to be gained by concealing your reality when you need love, support and help. Stoicism is all very well but in some situations we tend to isolate ourselves through fear of judgement and this can be dangerous!

[SweetChicagoGator]

Keep private and discern people who envy your cheerful inner peace.
Wise words to live by !

[lindaoregan]

I am 68 Years old and recently lost some long term friends. I am now learning who to pick as my friends and why I want these friends in my life. I became depressed after letting my long term friends go but thanks to video's like this I am a confident person. I am learning every day how to navigate friendships and listen to people. I say very little to people until I know them better. I now look forward to meeting people and choosing my friends carefully. Keep the video's coming so that I can be even more confident.

[franceshorton]

Challenge myself!
I'm 73.
I see everything changing around me.
From micro to macro.
There's a lot to process.
I appreciate Stoicism so much now that I'm mature enough to understand fully.
Its only taken 73 years, no hurry...

[rashaudcolbert]

“Challenge myself” I’ve been able to be way more quiet. A lot of times I shared my blessings to motivate others but as I leaned; real servants keep a low profile. Stoicism at its finest. Not everyone is proud; including family.

[jesusgives]

I wish I knew about this in 2020. When the pandemic started, my wife left and took my kid. And I didn't know how to react and lashed out. It was all bad and this would have helped those negatives have turned everything into a positive. I love these videos.

[Amor-Fati.]

Challenge myself everyday. And at 53yo I am finally realizing that, well there are oh so few that deserve our trust. And that because we do not think, like the Narcissist, and must always be on alert. I've created my own test to know, before I am in too deep..

[odyshopody]

Something I've realized the older I get is not everyone you think is your friend really are. So be careful what you say to others, especially about your personal life!

[Zzrik]

I noticed that if you smile all the time or are just being openly polite, people will assume that you have alternate motives instead of accepting the idea that people can genuinely be happy and content without alternate motives.

Also be it close friends or families that know of your economical situation will always try to use it against you, should you have a good economical standing then you will be called selfish for not sharing your wealth.

On the other hand, should you have a bad economical situation then those close to you will use it as a way to hold you in debt or as leverage against you by offering financial advice only to later demand that you pay it back with interest.

[jfranks]

Being a very energetic and open person by nature, I’ve experienced many of the negative examples mentioned. As I’ve aged, and grown more comfortable with silence, I’ve found myself avoiding speaking of these things through trial and error and reasoning.