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The Daily Stoic offers Stoic insights and exercises, a short meditation for each day of the year, paired with practical commentary on applying Stoic principles to modern life. I try to read it daily and very highly recommend it.

7 of my favorite Stoic lessons from February: Image
1) Strength is the ability to maintain a hold of oneself. Image
2) Steady Your Impulses: Image
3) You don't have to have an opinion (about a negative thing): Image
4) Protect Your Peace of Mind: Image
5) Prepare for the Storm: Image
6) Circumstances have no care for our feelings: Image
7) Cultivating indifference where other grow passion: Image
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7 lessons from the book:Image
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These 12 books showed up the most often: Image
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Feb 16
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A profoundly thoughtful and fascinating read. A book of stories about what never changes in a changing world. Highly recommend it!

9 lessons from the book:Image
1) Hanging by a Thread: Image
2) It's impossible to plan for what you can't imagine.

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