The Daily Stoic You Don’t Get To Learn By Trial and Error | Find Yourself a Cato
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Mar 10, 2022 Discover the power of learning from others' experiences as a shortcut to personal growth. Embrace the concept of having a guiding figure—a 'Cato'—to navigate ethical choices. Explore how reflecting on your personal heroes can elevate your decision-making standards. Dive into inspiring historical examples that motivate accountability and behavior change. This insightful session encourages you to engage with the teachings of Stoic philosophy while applying them in real-life challenges.
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Learn From Others
- Learn from others' experiences, not just your own.
- Study history, philosophy, and literature to build a foundation of knowledge.
Find Your Cato
- Find a role model ("Cato") to guide your actions.
- Imagine them observing you, holding you accountable.
The Impartial Spectator
- Consider how your actions would appear to an impartial observer or your children.
- Use this perspective to guide your decisions.
