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"Act on your principles, not your moods." A weekly meditation on how Stoic principles can help you be a better human.
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Podcasting since 2018 • 371 episodes
Stoic Coffee Break
Latest Episodes
370 - Q & A: Opinions, Anxiety, Ambition, & Knowing vs. Doing
How do you stop worrying about what others think of you? Is worrying ever useful? Can Stoics be ambitious? How can I actually do what I know I should?In this week's episode I answer some of your questions through the lens of Stoicism.
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369 - Spend It Like a Millionaire: Why Holding Back Isn't Humility
What if the thing you've been quietly doing your whole life — the thing that feels almost too easy to count — is actually your greatest gift to the world?And what is it costing you to keep holding it back?"If you have a talent, ...
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368 - Finding Your Pace: Stoic Advice for Dealing with Burnout
How do you get back up when too many things in life hit you all at once? How do you get your momentum back when it feels like every step is like wading through molasses? Today I want to talk about how Stoicism and friendship can find your balan...
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367 - Choosing From the Wreckage: The Stoic Guide to Impossible Decisions
How do you make a decision when all the choices in front of you feel like bad ones? Today I want talk about how Stoicism can help us take action when faced with impossible choices. “What should we have ready at hand in a situation l...
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366 - Your Beautiful Life: The Path of Stoic Joy
Is Stoicism all about being strong and serious? Is it too pessimistic and always looking for where things can go wrong, where the next challenge or struggle is? Today I want to talk about the softer side of Stoicism, and how many of the tools t...
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Fan Mail
Dear Erick, I love your podcast. IMHO, it's your preparedness to be vulnerable that distinguishes you from so many other "public" Stoics. It's that what keeps me coming back. I've bought your book and look forward to reading it. Carl (Melbourne, Australia)
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