6 Super Simple Ways To Become A More Exciting Person | STOIC PHILOSOPHY

[@alfadelomer8225]

I am genuinely genuinely genuinely happy,because I am the first person to comment 😊😊😊hahahaha thank you so much for your motivation,your motive language is truly inspiring 😊😊😊

[@JamesTheStoic233]

Stay blessed. ❤️😌

[@StoicRiseUp]

Saying 'yes' more often truly is a double-edged sword. I appreciate the video highlighting both the potential adventures and the realistic challenges it brings. I tried saying yes for a month and, while exhausting, it definitely made my life more unpredictable and lively. Would love to hear others' 'yes' stories!

[@JasonSpitzMI50]

Correct spoken English is sometimes motivating isn't it?

[@Nuvita1]

I always find peace when applying Stoic philosophy to my life. Do you feel the same? 🤔✨

[@StoicRiseUp]

Staying informed about trends without being consumed by them is such a vital point. It's easy to feel pressured to follow every new thing. I've learned it's more about filtering what genuinely interests you. Has anyone else found a trend they loved by staying selective instead of trying to catch every wave?

[@AncientWisdom79]

I completely relate to that! Stoic philosophy has this grounding effect, helping us to stay calm and focus on what we can control. It definitely brings a sense of peace in the midst of chaos. Do you have a favorite Stoic practice or quote that resonates with you the most?

[@StoicRiseUp]

The segment about trying new hobbies really resonated with me. Starting with something I'm not good at was a humbling but transformative experience. It's refreshing to see a reminder that it's okay to be a beginner and to embrace the awkwardness and growth that comes from it. Anyone else feel liberated when they let themselves be bad at something new?

[@AncientWisdom79]

I totally get what you're saying! Trying new things can be such a freeing experience. It's like giving ourselves permission to not have everything figured out and just enjoy the process. The awkwardness and struggle are all part of the journey toward growth, and that's something I think we can all relate to. It’s nice to be reminded that we don’t have to be perfect from the start. I definitely feel a sense of liberation when I let go of the pressure and just dive into something new, no matter how bad I might be at first.

[@AncientWisdom79]

I love how the video encourages building a personal bucket list that truly reflects your values, not what looks good on social media. It’s a great reminder to focus on what genuinely excites us rather than impressing others.

[@TraceyBillsHomes]

3rd...i need to get a life