30 Stoic rules to be mentally UNSTOPPABLE | Stoicism

[@nicholasf.distefano5116]

I've always come away from watching & Listening to Stoicism , i.e. Stoicism philosophy with a new perspective on reason, & objectivity!

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

I'm glad to hear that Stoicism has helped you to develop a new perspective on reason and objectivity. These are two essential qualities for living a mentally unstoppable life. Stoicism teaches us to focus on what we can control and to accept what we cannot control. It also teaches us to be rational and objective in our thinking. When we can avoid letting our emotions cloud our judgment, we are better able to make wise decisions and to deal with challenges effectively. I encourage you to continue to study and practice Stoicism. It is a powerful philosophy that can help you to live a more fulfilling and resilient life.

[@zippiedoo3583]

A stoic life is for champions, we are all champions here. Keep getting better!

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Nicely said my friend 💯🙏

[@jurgenheim3581]

Basic rules for life.Should be taught to kids too.

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

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[@sunwalkermusic]

Children raised this way will become amazing adults.

[@thoquach7609]

Can’t agree with you more.🙂

[@asianwanderer5580]

Indeed.. Preparing them in advance

[@DavidPorter-ql5hh]

Never had confident advice from close 1s but always love positive attitude & aura, I'm seriously slugging, I live by STOICS , I thought I am in a dream land but , I realise I'm live by the same frame of mind as STOICS , thankyou

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

I'm so glad to hear that you're living by the same frame of mind as the Stoics! It's an amazing philosophy that can help us to live happier and more fulfilling lives. I understand what you mean about not having confident advice from close ones. It can be tough to find people who support our dreams and goals. But it's important to remember that we don't need their approval to be successful. All we need is to believe in ourselves and to keep moving forward. The Stoics taught us that we can control our own thoughts, feelings, and actions. We can choose to be positive and to focus on the things that are within our control. So don't give up on your dreams! Keep living by the Stoic principles and know that you are not alone. There are many people out there who are supporting you, even if you can't see them.

[@nathan24-_-2]

i love watching these types of videos mainly cuz the men just sounds relaxing to listen to, the lessons are cool too

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you find the videos relaxing and that you're learning from them. Stoicism is a philosophy that teaches us how to live a good life, and I hope that my videos are helping you on your journey.

[@M15Taka]

Powerful message. I saved to watch repeatedly. Thank you

[@hollygolightly6243]

Same here 🙌

[@magandangdilag3100]

👍🏼 Agree 👍🏼 Don't overthink just do it..... and it's the best way to avoid pleasing others too much instead focus on our own journey to be full of joy and experience life !!!.... 😇😇😇🙏🙏🙏💛💛💛

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

I agree with you. The best way to be mentally unstoppable is to just do it. Don't overthink things, and focus on your own journey to be full of joy and experience life! 💯🙏

[@nathananderson8720]

This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my KZbin channel 6 months ago about self development. Now I have 347 subs and > 100 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I couldn’t have learned without getting started in the 1st place.

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Congratulations on starting your KZbin channel! It takes courage to put yourself out there, and I'm glad you're finding it rewarding. Remember that the journey is more important than the destination. Keep learning and growing, and don't compare yourself to others. The Stoics believed that we should focus on the things that are within our control, and let go of the things that are not. While you can't control how many people subscribe to your channel, you can control the quality of your content and the way you interact with your audience. Keep doing that, and you'll eventually find success.

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[@mv_n6203]

I genuinely appreciate this! But my authentic self can’t help but laugh at “28 ehhhhh” part @ 11:30.

[@rachelsmith8950]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Glad it was helpful! 💯🙏

[@StoicEvolution1]

"We are more often frightened than hurt; and we suffer more from imagination than from reality." - Seneca

[@jamesdutra5227]

great video. Note: stoic rule number 3 and number 30 are the same rule. Also number (12-13) are the same rule, (5 and 26), as well as (21-22). *26 stoic rules to be mentally unstoppable.

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Thank you for your comment. I appreciate you taking the time to watch the video and to point out the overlaps in the Stoic principles. You're right, some of the principles are repeated, but each one has a slightly different explanation.

[@cathyhuffman7611]

This is awesome information

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Glad it was helpful!💯🙏

[@FarhiaFarah-wg5qe]

HEartfull soooooo important.

[@TheRealEmpowerMent]

This video invites us to delve into the enduring principles that can fortify our minds and spirits, rendering us resilient and unwavering in the face of life's challenges. It's an exploration of ancient wisdom that continues to inspire modern resilience. 🧘‍♂🧠🌟

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

I agree, this video is a great introduction to the Stoic philosophy. Stoicism is a philosophy that teaches us how to live a good life, even in the face of adversity. It teaches us to focus on the things that are within our control and to let go of the things that are not. It also teaches us to be resilient and to never give up, no matter what life throws our way. I'm glad you found this video helpful and inspiring. I hope you will continue to learn about Stoicism and to apply its principles to your own life. I believe that Stoicism can help you to live a more fulfilling and meaningful life.

[@TIMETESTEDADVICE]

The Stoic principles discussed here are not just rules to live by; they are a roadmap to mental resilience and strength.

[@frankiedunham6678]

Yes bro 🙏

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

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[@XBADBOYSHOW]

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[@SelfMasteryLabs]

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Feeling good fresh and new all mAster'z

[@stoicethics_stoicism]

Accept what you can and can't control: Foundation of Stoicism, frees from worry and anxiety.

[@adamkozio5189]

I cant control my paint in feet but im gonna accept it and not complain i home training will be great

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

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[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Thank you too

[@zf-xi6ds]

11:28 - I think the ai generator bugged abit there

[@anthonystewart8521]

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[@KellyWalker-xr5nv]

Part 2

[@alchemyglasslabs4202]

I am working on becoming stoic the path is hard and control over my emotions is harder than I thought

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

I hear you. The path of Stoicism is not easy. It requires us to challenge our own beliefs and assumptions, and to let go of our attachment to things that are outside of our control. But it is also a path of great rewards. When we learn to control our emotions, we gain freedom from suffering and become more resilient in the face of challenges. Keep going, and don't give up.

[@alchemyglasslabs4202]

@@SelfMasteryLabs I still have a lot to work on but so far I would say I reached 30% stoic maybe less. Emotions are more under control and I work to keep my inner world calm so I think I will get there but this goal is beyond worth achieving.

[@christineabercrombie7316]

Comments.

[@doring4579]

🙂🌎⏳🙏❤

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

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[@mariep4018]

I don’t believe in forgiving everybody that is one rule I’m against. There’s too many people that are mean and do the wrong thing is no way in hell some of them deserve to be forgiven. I’m not a God where I have to forgive when I’ve been wrong. I don’t wrong. Anybody in this and I don’t go out of my way that’s just my nature I don’t do anything to anybody, but a lot of people treat me with disrespect and have mutilating mean because of their profession just so they can make big money. I don’t forgive that I’m sorry.

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

I understand your frustration. It can be difficult to forgive people who have wronged us, especially if they have done so repeatedly or if their actions have caused us a lot of pain. However, forgiveness is not about forgetting what happened or excusing the other person's behavior. It is about letting go of the anger and resentment that we hold onto, and finding a way to move on with our lives. Forgiveness is important for our own mental and emotional health. When we hold onto anger and resentment, it can weigh us down and make it difficult to be happy and fulfilled. Forgiveness can also help us to build stronger relationships. When we are able to forgive others, it shows that we are willing to let go of the past and move forward.

[@christineabercrombie7316]

This is interesting when controlling someone’s communications and ruining their life. I’d say pretty criminal content. But forgive them and know.

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

First I would like to explain that Stoicism is not about controlling or manipulating others. It is about accepting what is beyond our control and focusing on the things that we can control. Controlling someone's communications and ruining their life is not only wrong, but it is also counterproductive. When we try to control others, we are essentially giving them power over us. We are letting them dictate our emotions and our actions. This is a recipe for unhappiness and frustration. Instead of trying to control others, we should focus on controlling ourselves.

[@FarhiaFarah-wg5qe]

thE adultiEs.

[@briesco16]

There's only 29 😂

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

And I oop 😂😂

[@BaelaLuv]

Gah damn how many time you gonna say stoic homie

[@FarhiaFarah-wg5qe]

EStiEsflowEr is baElifE long lEarner.yEyE. Extlyyyyyy

[@unebonnevie]

31. Don't follow or be subjected to follow by weak people who profess to be leaders but have no skills in leadership. You will see a lot of this kind of people in the corporate world.

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

I 💯 agree that it is important to be discerning about who we follow. There are many people in the world who profess to be leaders, but who do not have the skills or the character to be effective leaders. These people can be found in all walks of life, including the corporate world. I also believe that it is important to focus on the things that are within our control. We cannot control who our leaders are, but we can control how we respond to them. If we find ourselves following a weak leader, we can choose to distance ourselves from them and to focus on our own goals and objectives. We can also choose to speak up against weak leaders. If we see them making bad decisions or behaving unethically, we can speak out against them. This can be a difficult thing to do, but it is important to stand up for what we believe in. Ultimately, the decision of who to follow is a personal one. However, I believe that it is important to be mindful of the qualities of a good leader and to choose to follow those who are worthy of our trust and respect.

[@suzanneboily5224]

Everybody needs this in this great big world!!❤

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

I agree! Stoicism is a timeless philosophy that can help us to live happier and more fulfilling lives. It can teach us how to deal with adversity, how to manage our emotions, and how to live in the present moment. I'm glad that you found this video helpful and inspiring. I hope that you will share it with others so that they too can benefit from the wisdom of Stoicism.

[@raginald7mars408]

in a challenge, confrontation when you need it most instantly you never know a single thing you are exposed to the wild... all useless

[@sonixoxo8216]

I agree 💯💯💯 with all of these

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Thank you 🙏🥰

[@ResilientLifee]

I found this video to be quite insightful. The way it breaks down stoic strategies for personal growth is both practical and inspiring. The tips on emotional control and self-improvement are easy to follow and implement. For those interested in more content like this, I’ve explored similar themes in my own videos. Thanks for sharing such useful advice!

[@mirajuricic1451]

Thank you! I am a new person!

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

It's my pleasure. I'm always happy to share what I know about Stoicism. I hope you continue to explore this philosophy and find it to be a valuable source of wisdom. 🥰🙏💯

[@lanhlenh5113]

Thanksss 💪👌

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

You're welcome 😊thank you for watching

[@eoghandridl1007]

I must be an unknowing stoic then

[@yemengoto4905]

Everything will work best for me.

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

It will 💯🙏

[@JasonPhillip303]

great

[@FarhiaFarah-wg5qe]

YEp

[@narcicegaspard2265]

Real talk ,🙏🙏🏽 to all my G's

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

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[@srassok369]

Good stoicism, you grow faster than me, can you share your experience to me? 🙏

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Hi there I don’t know what to say my friend. All I do is post 10 videos a day 9 shorts and 1 main video. That’s all I do every day. I don’t if it will help. You can do it my friend

[@alexi.de.charle]

❤🧘🏻‍♂️😌

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

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[@mobilepsycho]

There are probably 20 solid principles. There is significant overlap and repetition among the 30. I guess we have to be patient and not sweat the small stuff. 😂

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

You're right, there is some overlap and repetition among the 30 Stoic rules. However, I think it's important to remember that each rule has a different explanation. This is because Stoicism is a complex philosophy, and it's important to understand all of the nuances in order to apply it to our own lives.

[@cettocatapusan4761]

Thank you

[@nataliemeenakshithegreat7780]

Well it’s very like Buddhism then

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

Yes, there are many similarities between Stoicism and Buddhism. Both philosophies teach us to control our emotions, live in the present moment, and accept what we cannot change. However, there are also some important differences. For example, Stoicism is more focused on logic and reason, while Buddhism is more focused on intuition and compassion. Ultimately, the best way to live is the way that brings you the most peace and happiness.

[@Hotsauce-cj7kj]

“Live in the moment” was said twice.

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

You're right, the phrase "live in the moment" was mentioned twice in the video. The first time, it was used to refer to the importance of being present and mindful of our thoughts and feelings. The second time, it was used to refer to the importance of accepting what is happening in the present moment, even if it is not what we want. Both of these interpretations of "live in the moment" are important aspects of Stoicism. The first interpretation helps us to avoid getting caught up in the past or the future, and to focus on the present moment where we can actually make a difference. The second interpretation helps us to accept the things that we cannot change, and to focus on the things that we can change.

[@1RednBlue]

I just lost my shit so bad

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

I'm sorry to hear that you lost your shit. I know how it feels to lose control of your emotions. It's not a pleasant experience. But I want you to know that it's okay to make mistakes. Everyone loses their temper sometimes. The important thing is to learn from your mistakes and to try to do better next time. It's important to forgive yourself for losing your temper. Everyone makes mistakes, and it's not worth beating yourself up about it. Just learn from your mistake and move on.

[@sonixoxo8216]

🤌💯💯💯

[@SelfMasteryLabs]

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