The Daily Stoic Are You Too Much Of A Coward? | Where Philosophy Begins
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Mar 1, 2024 Exploring courage from a Stoic perspective, the discussion highlights the importance of vulnerability and asking for help. It contrasts traditional views of bravery with the idea that true courage includes self-awareness. The journey into philosophy involves questioning our beliefs and emotions, as taught by Epictetus and Socrates. This self-examination is crucial for personal growth, reminding us that wisdom often comes through reflection and understanding our own minds.
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True Courage
- Recognize that courage involves more than just external displays of bravery.
- Embrace vulnerability and seek help when needed, demonstrating true strength.
Where Philosophy Begins
- Philosophy begins with self-awareness and examining your own mind.
- Question your beliefs, emotions, and the language you use.
Socratic Wisdom
- Socrates questioned the Oracle of Delphi's claim about his wisdom.
- This led him to realize his wisdom was knowing he knew little.
