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P2 last night and P2 in points for the season.
Picked up 5 wins over the year!!! πππ€πΌ
Special thanks to @bkindprotocol @MarcusFurrelius and the stoic Marcus army for all the love and support!!!
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Authority may give someone the power to decide. It does not guarantee they know what is right.
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What makes a good life?
For the Stoics, wealth and reputation could improve your circumstances, but they couldn't make you virtuous.
Wisdom, justice, courage, and temperance mattered more than the things fortune could give or take away.
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Seneca had a lot to say about friendship, and he wasn't interested in collecting people simply because they were useful.
For him, friendship had something deeper behind it: affection, trust, loyalty, and a genuine concern for another person's good. ποΈ
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Dear Stoics Learn to pause and think before you react to anything today.
When you feel triggered, take one deep breath before you speak or type a response. ποΈ
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When you arise in the morning, think of what a precious privilege it is to be alive, to breathe, to think, to enjoy, to loveβ.
Wishing all friends of Marcus a great new week.
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The only kindness faucet in crypto.
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Marcus Aurelius understood that people will sometimes misunderstand you, even when your intentions are good.
You can explain yourself, but you can't control what everyone thinks about you.
So instead of spending all day trying to manage how you're perceived, focus on actually being the person you want to be. ποΈ
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Stoicism isn't only about how you handle life's biggest problems.
Epictetus taught that your philosophy shows up in ordinary moments too: how you treat people, how you handle inconvenience, and how you respond when things don't go your way.ποΈ
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One thing I like about Marcus Aurelius is that Meditations doesn't read like a man who had life figured out.
It reads like a man reminding himself how he wants to live.
Be patient. Do your duty. Control yourself. Don't let other people change who you are.
Maybe that's what makes it so relatable. ποΈ
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Dear Stoics, life is happening right now. Not the life you planned. Not the one you hope to have later. Just this exact moment.
The past is gone, and the future is not here yet. The only time you can choose to be calm, wise, and good is today. ποΈ
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In Stoicism, wealth is a βpreferred indifferent.β It isn't inherently good or evil. Wealth may be preferable to poverty in practical terms, but it has no moral value.
What matters is how you use it and whether you remain virtuous
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Friends, If your peace of mind depends on external comfort, your happiness is always at risk.
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Dear Stoics, Don't show people what you've read. Let them see what it has made of you.
Epictetus famously warned his students not to walk around calling themselves philosophers or quoting books, but to let their actions speak for them instead.
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At certain points in life for some individuals, hardship is a given, but losing your integrity is a choice. The storms of life are designed to test your principles, not break them.ποΈ
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Marcus Aurelius wrote:
"The soul becomes dyed with the color of its thoughts."
Endeavor to pay more attention to what you repeatedly tell yourself. A thought visited often will start to feel like a fact.
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Some lessons I'd like to share about Change:
People change. Priorities change. Bodies change.
Fortunes change. Relationships change.
Much of our suffering comes from treating change as an interruption instead of a feature of life. accept it.
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And while you go about your day, know this;
Kindness isn't saying yes to everything. Sometimes the kindest answer is an honest no. π
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Stoic Reminder of the day π
Don't abandon your principles to avoid discomfort.
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Remember when Epictetus said:
"No man is free who is not master of himself."
it means you are only free if you control your own desires and impulses.













