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  @daemoe15810 минут бұрын

  The obvious danger is the masses will be less able to problem solve, but there will always be a cohort of manipulators that can. In a democracy, an uninformed populace will do as they’re told.

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  @johnevans674818 минут бұрын

  This is gold. Thank you. I have listened to this 20 times so far.

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  @davidwagner964420 минут бұрын

  I walk a mile after work everyday. Now 1 mile does not seem much until you factor in i carry a 100 pound sandbag for my mile walk without putting it down. Trust me, for starters carrying a 50 lb bag will break most of you but once you can go the whole mile you will feel amazing and you will be strong. During the mile you will tell yourself i want to set the bag down many, many times. Dont give in. It is training the mind to never give up.

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  @abenezermeheret619724 минут бұрын

  I wholeheartedly disagree. This eternal war with the inside, the ego, cripples man who was supposed to do great things in this world. Life is a fatal game played once in a limited time. Small self-centric sense ego is dangerous. The cure to small ego is a massive ego which involves raising and working with other people with the utter conviction that the team is the best in the world. Why would anyone ever walk this earth being ashamed of thinking they are not the best at what they do? What are well all without an ego?

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  @jakekulik408138 минут бұрын

  Always wary of people who have strong opinions of psychedelics but refuse to try them

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  @georgiafrancis905959 минут бұрын

  Just preordered you new book with all the bells and whistles! Love your lessons, Ryan, thank you for bringing them forward. ❤

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  @eugenebatstone5658Сағат бұрын

  Super work. Very glad that I happened across this. You definitely have a new subscriber! 😊

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  @kenhoover1639Сағат бұрын

  Thanks Ryan!

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  @jjjhorsesСағат бұрын

  Amen!!!

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  @bluzguitar00692 сағат бұрын

  When I first found Ryan I was really impressed at how smart he was, and how he "walked the walk." Then I started seeing the Masking nonsense, and I was proven wrong. No Stoic would have fallen for the Masking up hoax. However the corporate fat cats at Honeywell, 3M, and Kimberly Clark thank you for your free commercials directed at the ignorant for them.

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  @only1koss2302 сағат бұрын

  This is the first step to starting my day.

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  @deveshgupta86553 сағат бұрын

  Its incredible that he says the same thing over and over again in his every video and yet we struggle to understand it as if it is the hardest thing in life.

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  @buihung37044 сағат бұрын

  You have to put more context into the 3rd, 6th and 8th. IMO, those are controversial if not provided context. 3rd: how can you sure that your opinion is more toward the "right" opinion or better opinion that the others, that's just self-centered. You have to consider both opinions, that is the rule of "debating". 6th: we have to be reachable for important and urgent matters, most specifically, those matters that won't get resolved if we aren't reachable in time. I haven experienced this in the most painful way. 8th, outside approval is actually a valuable measures about how well you are doing things, how can you so sure your standard is good enough?

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  @Mementomori1055 сағат бұрын

  Thanks for all the videos. Love the channel. I have totally had a different perspective on life since getting meditations and shortly after finding your channel. 🙏

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  @user-kf5mh5hp9w7 сағат бұрын

  @Ryan Holiday, do you ever listen to music?

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  @octavian8b8 сағат бұрын

  To y'all hating for the "click bait". He is apologising in advance! The title is saying "I'm sorry for what this video is about..." 😅

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  @Respect2theFallen11 сағат бұрын

  They wont teach it in school for reasons i wont mention that will get the community down but it would be great for schools to teach better ways to navigate life as opposed to the way it is

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  @andreworthy645112 сағат бұрын

  "Go to where you are uncomfortable, where you are challenged....go towards the harder way."

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  @virdianaperez159313 сағат бұрын

  I have it 😄

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  @salunkeprashant13 сағат бұрын

  Yea but we still need to know whats going on area and around the world in easier way

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  @wrennr16 сағат бұрын

  Levon Helm was not Canadian, and that is who Robbie Robertson wrote the song “ the night they drove ol dixie down” for

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  @lajoslukacs2517 сағат бұрын

  I love your tee, 😂 that’s the only reason I start listening because in one of your earlier video you worn the brave new world tour tee :)

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  @klkiley292218 сағат бұрын

  I love it. Thanks man.

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  @AlexCruz-ms2yj18 сағат бұрын

  Is it bad after i get angry and calm down my starts to beat fast

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  @queennihad287320 сағат бұрын

  Love you 🙏✨

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  @EmmanuelMapili-fb2yi20 сағат бұрын

  One the greatest stoic philosophers of our age . Thank you for your wisdom.

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  @apian2920 сағат бұрын

  Love your channel man. You are seriously making a difference. Thank you!

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  @groovysecondhalf20 сағат бұрын

  Best Version Of Yourself!!

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  @arkoprabhamisra841721 сағат бұрын

  Good video

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  @TraditionalBrewing21 сағат бұрын

  Anyone know of a large index card holder like the ones Ryan has? I can only find smaller ones. Thank you!!

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  @mikayil122 сағат бұрын

  You use the word "like" a lot..

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  @zap_sigma123 сағат бұрын

  In short, what Aurelius was saying (in modern venacular) is that ppl are like cars. And just like cars, just because one is driven, that does not mean they are goung in the right direction. It takes more than drive/ambition to make it in today's world. One must have direction. Without a moral compass, all the drive in the world gets you lost.

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  @martacarvalho731523 сағат бұрын

  Need this today 🙏 "you could be great today but instead you choose tomorrow" 👏👏

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  @gabrielaponte6403Күн бұрын

  Yeah they want to keep shitty people out and good people in

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  @bomaniigloo16 сағат бұрын

  Lol. Lmfao. Obama wins the Peace prize and drone strikes children.

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  @QuotesstoicismКүн бұрын

  Marcus Aurelius: Stop Trying To Be Better In a world obsessed with self-improvement and constant progress, we are often driven by the relentless pursuit of being better.

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  @victorchun7295Күн бұрын

  Cool! two great creators 👏

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  @frankoconnor806Күн бұрын

  Yes it’s straight forward enough if you’re courageous enough and are also disciplined enough to continue working on improving

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  @danielx40Күн бұрын

  My mind is so engaged in other important things it literally couldn’t care less about what body is doing.

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  @apian29Күн бұрын

  Straight up

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  @valsptsd814Күн бұрын

  Start vid, have thought, click away, click back “have a hard time paying attention”. Shit, Ryan.

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  @MassMultiplayerКүн бұрын

  stoicism and minimalism changed my life. steal my 3000 video. i talk alot about motivation fitness nutrition. get real and it become the new normal. the new routine to be smart with limited time energy ressource. and an amazing human body. eat well sleep well move more. changed my life. and its cheaper lel.. eating well coss less. fitness is free. sleeping is free. .. gotta get real tons of amazing free life changing habbit

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  @VienDinhComКүн бұрын

  Yeah! Stoicism is so practical. ❤

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  @cheltondebeer9702Күн бұрын

  Looks like the new fake zac efron

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  @WillHarris-be6rcКүн бұрын

  I unsubscribed from the daily emails as the flogging of his latest book was just too annoying. I will likely unsubscribe from this channel too, time will tell. Edit: unsubscribed.

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  @alanchriston6806Күн бұрын

  Excellent Analysis 😊🏴‍☠️

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  @stoicomКүн бұрын

  At 0:48 there seems to be a false premise, in my opinion. "Feelings are private and internal, emotions are public and observable". Envy is an emotion that can only transpire but can never be declared. The envious person can never show that he is envious since doing so would make public and obvious his inferiority and the suffering he suffers for it. The envious man hides himself as much as the arrogant man shows himself.

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  @miniharezКүн бұрын

  The problem that I struggle with is this, if I don’t confront them or say anything, or make an example, then they’ll just keep going on with that behavior towards other people. If we just keep ignoring people, not showing them consequences, and clean up after them, then it feels like we are enabling. I had a college professor that was going through a divorce(unprofessionally told us about it, not trying to be heartless but we all got shit going on), she was always late, she got behind in giving us assignments. One day she came in and said you got 10 minutes to read these pages then you will have a quiz because we are behind. everyone was frustrated and freaking out. So I raised my hand and called “bullshit” but I was actually nicer about it. She took me outside and flipped out on me and said I will never undermine her like that and Ill have go in and take the quiz. I explained how unfair and unprofessional she was and we were all tired of it. and Instead of letting her push us around, I went and grabbed my quiz, threw it in the trash can and left. After that the other students told me a different day, that after I left, they said she cried and left the room. So the next class I came back and she said “let me know when you want to schedule to take the quiz”. And after that, she became professional and we never had an issue with her class again! So Im more vigilante than “high road”. Im also refining my tactics as I get older.

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  @yogirathod9966Күн бұрын

  Lesson I learned from the podcast - 1 Nothing is going to go on forever. 2 Do your best . 3 Reflect on your action everyday . 4 It is imperative that you have someone who tells you the absolute truth . Please add more if you want . 5 Historic moments are not made with dramatic music , there is no music playing in the background during such times . 6 Be aware of your emotions , making decisions while being emotional are the worst decisions.