@luminarachronicles
1. Control your urges 2. Master eye contact 3. Stop chasing women – become high value 4. Read the book called Ascendarium 5. Hit the gym daily 6. Take cold showers
@PhilosophicStoic
This beautifully captures the essence of Stoicism—true strength lies not in controlling the chaos around us, but in mastering our reactions to it. Calmness is not weakness; it’s power, discipline, and freedom. Thank you for sharing!
@WesleyShem
You have power over your mind not outside events 💯
@StoicAtlas
Between every event and your response lies your power to choose. Reaction is automatic. Response is deliberate.
@toscabrutus1781
Briljante Video baie geleer!
@StoicWisdom-3368
14:25 "You have power over your mind—not outside events." The greatest strength lies in mastering our responses. Calmness isn’t weakness; it’s control. 💡💪 #StoicWisdom
@victoriafitzsimmons6435
Thank you for this.
@TheStoicHnac
Mastering one's mind is like fine-tuning a precision instrument—small, intentional adjustments yield profound resilience in life's unpredictable storms.
@StoicAscend365
Thank you for this amazing video! Your insights have truly transformed my mindset and my life. Thanks to your guidance, I've been able to stay calm and focused in the face of challenges, and it's made all the difference in my success. I wouldn't be where I am today without your wisdom—thank you!
@StoicNarratives_Official
Learning to respond instead of react is a powerful skill that transforms how we handle challenges. Stoicism teaches us that by mastering our emotions and pausing before acting, we gain clarity, control, and inner peace. Calmness isn’t weakness—it's strength under control.
@StoicGrowthElevator01
Training your mind to respond instead of reacting is a core principle of Stoicism. It involves cultivating self-control and mindfulness, allowing you to approach challenges with thoughtfulness rather than impulsivity. ❤
@onse2012
💎💎
@StoicLens360
Emotional control is a superpower. When we train our minds to respond with wisdom instead of reacting impulsively, we gain true freedom and inner peace. Great lesson—thank you for sharing!
@WisdomStrengthandFaith
By practicing mindfulness, we can stay calm and make wiser decisions, no matter the situation
@DeeBoy779
Here is a real world example that i think many can relate to. I’ve been studying stoicism for years now. I have all the books and listen to all the videos. I find it a great way to start everyday and in times of depression and distress i turn to these videos and books for comfort. But….. I’m 6 months into a new paralegal gig and the past 6 months have been a steep learning curve. The other day my boss comes storming over, hands me a paper filled with notes and wants 4 documents done within the hour. Its a RUSH. I knew that there were parts of this task i wasnt quite confident with. All of my big grand stoic strategies went out the window as i flew into a state of absolute panic. I couldnt even think straight. This was a perfect time to practice stoic resilience and i utterly failed. So i wonder. When the pressure is turned up will i always react in this way.? Lose my shit? Or will this stoic teachings actually take hold? The episode was a disappointment. I handled it awfully and could not get my bearings
@StoicEchoes202
Controlling your emotions is the key to mastering any situation in life.
@WisdomUnlocked-t4g
Easier said than done—how do you train yourself to respond instead of react?
@nerevarinho5212
Pause, and escalate to HR.
@TheStoicSage365