
The Daily Stoic You Have To Find The Good In People Pt. II
May 14, 2021
Navigating the world means facing obnoxious and flawed individuals daily. The discussion centers on how to cultivate a positive mindset in the face of challenging interactions. Drawing from Epictetus, strategies include patience and seeking common ground. Embracing these philosophies can transform how we deal with difficult people and foster a more optimistic outlook.
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Applying Philosophical Training
- Apply philosophical training to everyday frustrations.
- Find something good, or at least tolerable, in those who annoy you.
Lori Gottlieb's Anecdote
- Lori Gottlieb's patient complained about people being idiots.
- Her supervisor taught her there's something likable in everyone.
Mirrors Reflecting Mirrors
- Stoics believe everyone shares a common source.
- We are mirrors reflecting each other; you choose what you see.



