Reasoned Choice Is Invincible
Don’t take all challenges and accept every request to do battle. Your reasoned choice is the discretion you need to choose wisely and be invincible.
Don’t take all challenges and accept every request to do battle. Your reasoned choice is the discretion you need to choose wisely and be invincible.
We cause trouble for ourselves. We do it to ourselves. We’re the source, but our reasoned choice is the solution.
Obstacles are often merely blessings in disguise. With the right perspective, a rational person can convert it to their advantage.
Everything runs through judgment — all our decisions, choices, and thoughts. And only via judgment can we make sense of it all.
Stoic philosophy isn’t a game. It’s not something that can be dipped into when you need some cozy feelings. It’s an important set of guidelines for every single moment in your life.
Many of your troubles are self-created by anxiety and worry, and can be swept away by using the reasoned choice of stoicism.
If you’ve noticed that some stoic concepts are repeated across the writings of philosophers, then you’re not alone. Put it into your own words, by taking action and proving it out.
Less talk, more rock! Debating philosophical concepts ad nauseum is not effective, but applying those concepts in action is.
Perfectionism is something we joke about, but it’s no laughing matter. It holds us back and brings us down. Pragmatism doesn’t have these problems.
Stick to your first impressions. Keep it surface-level until you have more information. Don’t jump to conclusions!