The Daily Stoic There’s No One Stupider Than An Angry Person | Ask Daily Stoic
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Nov 13, 2025 Anger can blind even the smartest people, leading to poor decisions and revenge-driven actions. Stoicism offers vital lessons for leaders, promoting emotional awareness and vulnerability over repression. The podcast explores how Stoic principles help entrepreneurs resist corruption by prioritizing virtue. Character is cultivated through practice and mentorship, while the courage to stand out in a conformist world is essential for personal excellence. Finally, tools for managing anxiety and feedback empower listeners to navigate uncertainty wisely.
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Anger Makes Us Stupid
- Anger clouds judgment and makes smart people act foolishly.
- Pause, reflect, and check emotions with discipline before acting.
Pause Before You React
- Pause and ask whether reacting will actually improve the situation.
- Balance emotions with self-awareness, perspective, and discipline.
Rutilius Rufus Refused Corruption
- Rutilius Rufus refused to treat his province as a personal piggy bank and was falsely prosecuted.
- He chose exile back to the province and continued to serve honorably thereafter.
