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Mentioned in 36 episodes
Epictetus' Discourses
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Epictetus' Discourses, compiled by his student Arrian, represent a cornerstone of Stoic philosophy.
These teachings emphasize inner freedom, focusing on what we can control—our thoughts and actions—rather than external events.
Epictetus's practical approach to living a virtuous life resonates with readers seeking guidance on managing emotions and navigating life's challenges.
His emphasis on self-awareness and acceptance of what is beyond our control offers a path to inner peace and resilience.
The Discourses remain a valuable resource for understanding and applying Stoic principles in daily life.
These teachings emphasize inner freedom, focusing on what we can control—our thoughts and actions—rather than external events.
Epictetus's practical approach to living a virtuous life resonates with readers seeking guidance on managing emotions and navigating life's challenges.
His emphasis on self-awareness and acceptance of what is beyond our control offers a path to inner peace and resilience.
The Discourses remain a valuable resource for understanding and applying Stoic principles in daily life.
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Mentioned in 36 episodes
Mentioned by Donald Robertson as a philosopher whose works influenced Marcus Aurelius.

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#497 - Donald Robertson - The Stoicism Secrets Of Marcus Aurelius
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Ryan Holiday when discussing Stoic philosophy and the importance of managing perceptions.


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To The End They Remain | Watch Over Your Perceptions
Mentioned as a source of Stoic teachings.

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You Have To Be Able To Deal With This | A Little Better Every Day


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It Can Make You Better | Show, Don’t Tell
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Ryan Holiday in the context of Marcus Aurelius's teacher and the book that influenced him.


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Why Do It Alone? | Marcus Aurelius Advice For Becoming Unstoppable
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Ryan Holiday as a source for a quote about the importance of self-awareness in philosophy.


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Are You Too Much Of A Coward? | Where Philosophy Begins