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If you read one page of Stoicism a day for a year, you will be a different man at the end of…
If you read one page of Stoicism a day for a year, you will be a different man at the end of…
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Your great-grandparents ate the whole animal. Liver on Sundays, heart in the stew, marrow out of the bone. Somewhere along the way…
Wim Hof made ice baths famous. He also made a lot of doctors nervous. Both things are true, and if you practice…
There are a dozen English translations of Marcus Aurelius. Most people quit the first one they pick up — not because Marcus…
Cold exposure is currently sold as a cure for everything from depression to slow metabolism. The evidence is far more modest than…
You become what you give your attention to. Epictetus, Discourses Marcus Aurelius never saw a smartphone, but he spent his whole reign…
Fasting is the oldest “protocol” there is — your ancestors didn’t call it intermittent fasting, they called it waiting for the next…
Seneca was one of the richest men in Rome. He also periodically slept on a hard floor, wore his worst clothes, and…
Most Stoic “routines” die within a week because they demand too much: an hour of journaling, a reading list, an app. Marcus…