13 Deadly Mistakes to Avoid in Your Later Years | Stoicism

[@KingStoic101]

Have you ever made one of these mistakes? "Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, but about learning to dance in the rain."

[@PamelaKevin]

Who'll stop the rain?

[@yourbossismyslave3409]

😆

[@PamelaKevin]

@@KingStoic101 of course, who hasn't.

[@asjavier070810]

1. Neglecting Our Physical Health 2. Ignoring Mental Health 3. Neglecting Financial Plannings 4. Becoming Socially Isolated 5. Staying In Toxic Relationship 6. Not Adapting to Technology 7. Not Having Hobbies or Passions 8.Avoiding Change and Clinging to the Past 9. Not Planning for End of Life Care 10. Not Seeking Help When Needed 11. Not Enjoying Life 12. Failing to Maintain Intellectual Simulation 13, Neglecting Emotional Well-Being

[@Uganda1100]

I’m 76 and learned how to play the guitar ten years ago and this skill still gives me joy and relaxation. I am aging gracefully and looking forward to a future of many more learning experiences.

[@PamelaKevin]

@@Uganda1100 supersonicfragilelisticexpealedosooseya.

[@anaberthagomezvazquez1441]

Good for you!

[@KingStoic101]

That's truly inspiring! It's amazing how learning can continue to bring joy and fulfillment at any age. Wishing you many more enriching experiences aheah!

[@Andrew-ix4eo]

Good evening family glory be to Jesus for another day of life He is faithful. Thank you for sharing Sola fide ❤❤

[@loriwakefield1]

being around negative people forced me to become a better person it takes two to tango. thank you for the inspiration

[@KingStoic101]

Being around negative people can be challenging, but it truly pushes us to grow stronger. Like they say, 'it takes two to tango' sometimes their negativity is the fuel for our personal development. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@emilyarriola1168]

Enjoying the fruit of my labor without feeling guilty,sharing wholeheartedly without expecting any return and just being grateful for whatever i had achieved at my old age has given me peace at this stage,I’m grateful for God had given me the chance to live this life with courage and confidence,thank you for sharing this video for giving me more valuable insight to learn and share❤

[@KingStoic101]

It's inspiring to see how gratitude and selflessness have brought you peace in life. Thank you for sharing your journey with us!

[@emilyarriola1168]

Thank you,i’d been delighted to watch videos you’ve shared.God bless

[@PhilisiweMzimela]

Thanks a million for such eye opening ( mind opening ) advise .

[@StoicQuotes365]

The point about not neglecting physical health resonated deeply with me. It's fascinating how Stoicism emphasizes the mind-body connection, reflecting that taking care of our physical health is also a way to honor our mental and spiritual selves. Has anyone else found that improving physical health has had a positive impact on your overall well-being?

[@KingStoic101]

Always welcome

[@StoicWisdom-w8e]

The video is very practical and easy to understand! The takeaway is that we need to let go of toxic relationships to protect our peace and happiness.

[@lifewithlyza4488]

Good Morning ☀️ I cherish my life 🤞 Thank you 😊

[@nathnaelwassieweldegebriel5634]

Many thanks!!!

[@StoicQuotes365]

The segment on financial planning was a wakeup call for me. The idea that peace of mind is linked to financial security is quite Stoic. I'm curious, how many of you have started to look at your finances differently as you've gotten older? Any tips for those just starting to plan?

[@katsinthecradle89]

I listen to a variety of the stoic podcasts when I exercise first thing in the morning for 35 mins every day. If I’m having a bad day at work I’ll also put my headphones on and listen while I travel on the bus to work. Like physical exercise needing to be done regularly so does keeping our mental health well by listening to these podcasts every day. I can’t tell you the huge difference this has made to how I handle problems, stay focussed, motivated and well

[@draganjagodic4056]

Such reminders are always good. Thank You.

[@PamelaKevin]

Thank you the isolation is because of others wants and needs it is overwhelming and drags the life lite down. Never giving or sharing stops all feelings of any togetherness...

[@KingStoic101]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's important to recognize how others' demands can weigh us down. Remember, taking time for yourself and setting boundaries can help restore balance and connection. Stay strong!

[@StoicTraining]

"The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts; therefore guard accordingly and take care that you entertain no notions unsuitable to virtue and reasonable nature." - Marcus Aurelius

[@itsafantakis]

Thank you so much for all this information. God bless you.

[@anitajurkovic1181]

Hvala Bogu

[@QuoteQuest_world]

Thank you, I cherish my life

[@elizabethparker2441]

Yes

[@mohammednacir8627]

Thank you so much for reminding me this all...👍 I agree with you.

[@ms.steveygolden1118]

Opening your heart leads to huge risks that may not be desirable at any age, these day's. Discernment is imperative. God gave you instincts from His image of being, so we need to pray & trust our instincts.

[@KingStoic101]

Yes, discernment and listening to instincts are important. Praying and trusting our intuition will help us make better decisions.

[@StoicPerson0312]

While avoiding mistakes like neglecting health or staying in toxic relationships is crucial, are we overly obsessed with the 'perfect life' in our later years? Perhaps the Stoics teach us that accepting life's imperfections, even our mistakes, is key to true peace and wisdom.

[@KingStoic101]

They teach that true peace comes not from chasing perfection, but from embracing mistakes and learning from them.

[@vvicster3250]

Thank you! ♥️🙏♥️

[@NordicStoic]

Thank you.

[@evelynchevalier1363]

Thank you

[@jacobdilmaghani]

❤❤❤❤thanks for your help

[@sajad_vlogs5]

Amazing explainng ❤

[@tammyfitzgerald5336]

Amen 🙏 ❤❤❤retired now working on me ❤🎉🎉🎉

[@UltimateStoicism]

Why do we accept deteriorating health in old age as normal?

[@KingStoic101]

While aging naturally affects the body, adopting healthy habits and a positive mindset can help maintain better well being as we age.

[@michaelharrison3602]

It is normal life will take its toll your body is s machine if you don't maintain it and service it regularly you don't have to live like a monk to stay reasonably healthy just don't abuse your body too much 😅

[@StoicQuotes365]

This video highlights how vital mental health is to our overall quality of life, which many often overlook. I've found that simple daily meditations have greatly helped me. I'd love to hear what routines or activities others have found beneficial for maintaining mental health?

[@KingStoic101]

Thanks for sharing! Daily meditation is really great. I personally find journaling and exercise very helpful too.

[@mwansapahla9355]

I cherish my life and enjoy the challenges brought by technological advancement.

[@KingStoic101]

Embracing challenges, especially in this fast evolving world, truly helps us grow.

[@JudeNance]

My heart has been bad for 30 years. I didn't have the best food and was abused for 35 years. Two of my children and I was working long hours.

[@StoicQuotes365]

It’s so true that social relationships can greatly impact our happiness, especially as we age. This video reminds us of the Stoic belief in community and mutual support. What are some ways you keep your social bonds strong and avoid isolation?

[@KingStoic101]

Wishing you strength and better days ahead.

[@HAMIDBANGURA-pr7sl]

I'm already 42 years but at any time I ask people to guse my age, almost 99% will always say I am 27 years old. I am from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱 West Africa, but now in the US.

[@kintalea5580]

I Cherish My Life🙂👍

[@michaelharrison3602]

The hardest thing is walking away from toxic relationships because usually these relationships are with the people closest to you friends, family etc you feel guilty turning your back on them especially ifvthey have problems

[@anitajurkovic1181]

With you

[@anitajurkovic1181]

Thx you

[@anitajurkovic1181]

Ako ne cjeniš sebe, neće te ni drugi cjeniti. I ako ti sebe i svoj rad ne poštuješ, nemoj to očekivati ni od drugih. To ne znači da budeš umišljena ili ohola, jer to nije vrlina nego slabost. Cjeniti sebe znači prihvatiti da si i ti insan i da je u redu da imaš potrebe, i da TI.. Kao TI.. Nisi manje vredna od tuđih potreba i drugih ljudi. A ako drugi primete da sebe ponižavaš, ima ih koji će to dobro da iskoriste. Zato budite dobri, ali i ne dajte se.AMEN BOŽIJI BOŽE ČUVAJ NAS OD "ŽIDOVSKOG"LIHVARENJA I BILO KSKVOG NAMETANJA

[@JOSHUATURANA-rx5rx]

I cherish my life

[@PeriyakaruppanAdvocate]

It is really a valuable lesson one thing that is difficult in life is how can weavoid if the toxic person is one in your own family how to deal with such a condition

[@lucyappah5548]

Thank you, I cherish my life😅

[@anitajurkovic1181]

Yes amen

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[@davidberes9724]

I've made a few mistakes I will fix the problems

[@StoicQuotes365]

Adapting to technology was a key point that stood out to me in the video. It's amazing how staying tech-savvy can actually keep us connected and mentally active. Has anyone embraced a new piece of technology recently that has made a significant difference in your life?

[@patriciawright7336]

But it is very difficult in my current situation. I want and need to find a way to cherish my life.💙🤕💟🛐🕊

[@KingStoic101]

I understand how challenging it can be, especially during tough times. Stoicism teaches us that while we can't control everything, we can focus on our mindset and actions. Start by taking small steps each day to cherish what you have, and remember, resilience is built over time. Stay strong!

[@emmaaddison5395]

I cherish my life❤

[@anitajurkovic1181]

Yes❤

[@michaelharrison3602]

I'm 74 I've learnt to speak Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and German although I'm unlikely to ever live in those countries or need to use that knowledge

[@JudeNance]

I had a heart attack in 2019. I've been alone for all this time. I'm 84 now. Grandkids DON'T want me around. I read alot.

[@chazliebaccour4250]

Why do you care?!

[@KingStoic101]

I'm so sorry to hear about your experience. Reading can be such a powergful companion during tough times. Wishing you strength and peace. You're alone in this community.

[@carolynrobinson4965]

Seek jah and the kingdom and all these things will be added on 2 u, u r not alone..God sees u...knows u....and love u.

[@ericeckstrom5839]

I wish you the best. I hope you can find happiness.

[@ericeckstrom5839]

Hello,I wish you the best.

[@brendasingleton552]

I cherish my,I’ve

[@LizMitchell-dp9bw]

If I can learn the computer, truly, anybody can.

[@KingStoic101]

That truly inspires to learn and challenge themselves.

[@rima-gu6so]

Absolutely what I do and enjoy, but can hardly agree with 5. People are not perfect at all, and relations are not easy, but if you chose a man 50 years ago, you are with him when his health and charracter become worse probably.

[@camperstar6stringer]

too many commercials

[@PamelaKevin]

Never worry , it's just another gray hair. Money? You can't take with you when you are gone.

[@KingStoic101]

So true! The important thing is to live each day to the fullest, not worrying too much about the things you can't take with you.

[@dahyternukie3525]

Thank you the isolation

[@PamelaKevin]

Beta Carrington

[@anitajurkovic1181]

Dog dog❤❤❤❤

[@asherafmm734]

Bro, why you are mixing religious words in your oration...?

[@Neutral151]

N 1 why bother when you are on the way to kick the bucket?

[@KingStoic101]

It's better to focus on what truly matters before our time runs out.

[@kenhalperin3195]

@@KingStoic101like getting saved😇🙌👑🙏!

[@alpetterson9452]

Another series of unproven ideas. Flim-flam. Hotch-potch. Nonsense. Why do these YT channels bother telling us to do things that have NO validity?

[@KingStoic101]

It’s important to approach ideas with a critical mindset, but dismissing them outright without exploration can close off opportunities for growth. Sometimes unconventional approaches may offer unexpected insight.

[@alpetterson9452]

​@@KingStoic101 That would make sense if un-proven ideas were given the same weight. But they're not. We are educated to look up to people who had NO greater understanding of the world then any one else. That is absurd. If you'd like to discuss the idea of male cowards being reborn as women let's do it (Plato's idea) But I doubt either of us would end up cleverer then when we began.

[@kenhalperin3195]

What a seriously stupid statement 💔👎.

[@alpetterson9452]

@@kenhalperin3195 Explain why

[@adlerbr12]

less jesus talk please

[@margaretrussell7202]

I wonder what you could have against the Person Jesus....Who taught us to love one another...and....to be kind to one another?

[@KevinSpoon-q7v]

I cherish my life

[@JanMapanga]

I cherish my life

[@rodtokubo8248]

I cherish my life