The most important concept, I touched on earlier when I said it's not things upstairs, but rather opinions about them. One is a concept and the other one is that is actually a technique, but it's a very subtle technique. So there are lots of techniques that the stoics bequeath to us. But as a therapist, I would say it's the distinction between theory and practice isn't as sharp as people might think.
This is the audio of an interview I gave recently for Book Club with Kaiden Kelly, talking about How to Think Like a Roman Emperor, Verissimus, and Stoicism, self-help and modern psychology.
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