"He who is everywhere is nowhere." – Seneca
It's important to refrain from being swayed by the rhetoric of figures like Andrew Tate or proponents of Broicism. Many of these individuals don't honestly believe in their own words or understand the essence of Stoic philosophy. They aim to provoke a reaction from you under the misguided belief that you're weak. However, their lack... Continue Reading →
I have spent several years studying ancient philosophy, and I love applying the principles of Stoicism to every aspect of my life (past, present, and future). It is worth noting that the modern definition of Stoicism implies that one is emotionless and unfeeling, which is different from what the ancient Stoic philosophers, such as Zeno,... Continue Reading →
Have you ever found yourself focusing on too many things at once? If so, you are not alone. I discussed this topic in my recent book, Get it Scheduled. Only about 2 percent of the world's population can effectively multitask, and it's safe to say you are not one of those people. When we multitask, we... Continue Reading →
Jason Lee Hughes 