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Mentioned in 18 episodes

A Guide to the Good Life

Book • 2009

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Mentioned in 18 episodes

Mentioned by Sam Harris in relation to his book 'A Guide to the Good Life'.
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#661 - Sam Harris - How To Take Control Of Your Mind
Mentioned by Ali Abdaal in relation to the concept of preferred indifference.
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The Pursuit of Wealth: Barista to Billionaire - Andrew Wilkinson
Mentioned by Shane Parrish as one of William Irvine 's seven books, a guide to Stoic philosophy.
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#123 William Irvine: How To Live a Stoic Life
Mentioned by Dan Harris as the author of several books on Stoicism, including "Guide to the Good Life" and "Stoic Challenge".
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Stoic Advice for Handling Setbacks, Insults, and Death | William Irvine
Mentioned as the book where the term "dichotomy of control" was coined.
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The rival philosophies to Stoicism that you've never heard about (with Greg Lopez)
Recommended by Tobi Lutke as a helpful resource for understanding life philosophy and Stoicism.
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Tobi Lutke – Building a Modern Business - [Invest Like the Best, EP.173]
Recommended by Mark Ungless as a book that provides food for thought on Stoicism and its practical application in life.
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What if we could cure loneliness? Philosophy, dopamine, and more with Mark Ungless
Mentioned by Massimo Pigliucci in relation to the term "dichotomy of control."
#170 - Massimo Piggliuci - 5 Exercises From Stoicism To Improve Your Life
Recommended by John Vervaeke as an accessible and enjoyable introduction to Stoicism.
After Socrates: Episode 11 - Proper Proportions & The Right Mode
Mentioned by Brian Johnson as a modern interpretation of Stoic philosophy offering practical techniques for tranquility and fulfillment.
A Guide to the Good Life by William B. Irvine (Heroic Wisdom Daily)
Mentioned by Michael Tremblay as the origin of the term 'dichotomy of control'.
Misunderstanding the Dichotomy of Control (Episode 187)
Recommended by Brittany Polat after she found it on Amazon while searching for "wisdom", describing it as popular among practicing Stoics.
Stoic Ethics with Brittany Polat and Christopher Gill: Bringing Morality Back

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