The Daily Stoic Would You Be Mad At This? | A Cure For Procrastination
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Aug 26, 2025 Exploring the complexities of human relationships, this discussion reveals how people can inspire and disappoint us simultaneously. It emphasizes the importance of self-control and the urgency of taking action, drawing wisdom from Stoic philosophers. Procrastination is framed as a form of arrogance, urging listeners to embrace courage and self-discipline. The conversation encourages seizing the day and setting realistic deadlines, spotlighting the need for immediate action over delay.
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People Are Multidimensional
- People contain contradictions and will both inspire and disappoint you over time.
- Accepting this diversity prevents confusion and preserves your steadiness.
Bee Sting That Triggered Memento Mori
- Ryan Holiday recounts being stung by a bee in the throat while running and fearing an allergic reaction.
- The episode triggered reflections on mortality and the need to have affairs in order.
Attack Procrastination Immediately
- Do not delay important tasks; treat procrastination as delusion and act now.
- Ask yourself what you are avoiding and handle what you can today with courage and promptness.
