Pray Different
We all pray in some manner, whether we’re religious or not. But we generally ask for specific outcomes, rather than the wisdom and character to handle anything that comes our way.
We all pray in some manner, whether we’re religious or not. But we generally ask for specific outcomes, rather than the wisdom and character to handle anything that comes our way.
Practice what it’s like to experience hardship, and prepare your soul — so that when hardship comes, you have the inner strength to weather the storm with resilience.
Good times can lull us into complacency and weakness of spirit. Instead, use that time to strengthen your soul so that you’re not overwhelmed by a change in fortune.
Don’t be afraid of misfortune; it’s an opportunity to show our mettle and see what we’re made of. Bad luck proves our resiliency back to us.
Self-improvement via stoic philosophy can’t be an occasional thing. It touches all aspects of thinking and life, so it has to be all day, every day.
Joy is an overused term. It’s not the same as cheerfulness. What does it really mean?
Adversity shows what you’re made of! How will you handle unforeseen challenges that come your way?