Epictetus. Stoic Lessons from a Slave (The Discourses & The Enchiridion)

Epictetus and his Discourses, as well as his Enchiridion, are prime examples for the wide applicability of stoicism. He, as a slave, proves that philosophy is not just for people that have too much time on their hands but that it can and should be a cornerstone of everyone's life.

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00:00 Introduction & Announcement
01:01 Don't sell Your Integrity
01:26 You don't need to be the best
01:53 What will you do with it?
02:30 Who is really hurt?
03:10 Use philosophy where it belongs
03:55 Don't be a slave to externals
04:31 What makes a philosopher?
04:56 Choose friends wisely
05:20 Don't feel obliged to reciprocate

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[SuccessMindset]

Improvement of Epictetus is exceptionally practical

[safuvanmohammed]

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The highest form of freedom|| we great men

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Its been I long time friend but I am back!? How are you good SR?

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