The Daily Stoic The One Thing All Humans Have In Common | What’s Up To Us, What’s Not Up To Us
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Jan 1, 2024 As the New Year rolls in, procrastination often takes center stage. The discussion highlights the timeless struggle of setting and breaking resolutions. Diving into Stoicism, the importance of distinguishing between what we can control and what we cannot is emphasized. Listeners are encouraged to embrace the present moment and manage their reactions wisely. It's a humorous yet profound exploration of commitment, resilience, and the age-old human tendency to delay action on goals.
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Repair Quickly
- Quickly repair and pick up the pieces when facing setbacks.
- Don't lose your rhythm, keep going back to it.
Dichotomy of Control
- The most important Stoic practice is differentiating between what you can and can't change.
- Focus on what you can control: your choices and reactions.
Focus on Internal Choices
- Identify and separate matters under your control from externals.
- Look for good and evil within your choices, not in external factors.
