7 Subjects You Should KEEP PRIVATE (true stoicism)

[@stoicbond]

📌Timestamps: 0:00 Introductory quote of Epictetus 0:57 Subject #1 Other People's Flaws 2:59 Subject #2 Your Personal Wealth (or Lack of It) 5:38 Subject #3 Past Grievances 7:50 Subject #4 Predicting the Future 10:10 Subject #5 Petty Controversies 12:51 Subject #6 Vain Displays of Knowledge 15:17 Subject #7 Obsessive Self-Criticism 17:31 Self-Reflection _____________ 👇 Enjoying the content? Consider buying me a coffee to keep the Stoic wisdom flowing. Your support means a lot! www.buymeacoffee.com/thestoicbond 📚Dive even deeper into the Stoic journey with these best-selling handpicked resources: 📍Meditations: Adapted for the Contemporary Reader: amzn.to/48jCghx 📍The Stoic way of Life: amzn.to/45W7Mkd 📍Letters from a Stoic: amzn.to/460jfiL 📍Explore more: amzn.to/45SR45l By purchasing through these affiliate links, you're not just acquiring a treasure trove of wisdom, but you're also supporting Stoic Bond. We earn a small commission at no extra cost to you, which helps us continue creating content that inspires, educates, and connects our community. These books are not just pages filled with words; they're tools, guides, and companions in your Stoic journey. Thank you for supporting our mission and aiding your own path to a resilient, balanced life. 🌟 Remember, every book is a conversation with the past, a bridge to wisdom, and a step towards personal growth. Happy Reading! 🌟

[@rabilahaiwas5901]

Magnificent

[@mauriciorojas7611]

This channel has been of great help. I wish every person that is here for self discovery and growth all the best in her/his jorney... you are not alone.

[@stoicbond]

Hey there @mauriciorojas7611! 🤗 Thank you for your kind words, I'm so glad my video on stoicism has been helpful to you. 🙏🏼 It's always great to connect with others on a journey of self-discovery and growth. 💪🏼 Do you have any specific topics or questions you'd like me to cover in future videos? 🤔 Keep striving for inner peace and strength, you've got this! 💫

[@RogueWave8000]

Thank you! This wisdom needs to be shared.

[@stoicbond]

Hey there @RogueWave8000! 🌊 Thank you for watching the video and for your kind words! 😊 It's always great to hear that the wisdom of stoicism resonates with others. 🙏🏼

[@gabrieletrinczek3394]

Stoicism, what a discovery! Every word of your excellent narrative resonates. Especially "delay in reacting to anger", not only has been a personal issue but looking what is happening currently in the Middle East could have avoided unimaginable bloodshed. Stoicism is a life long journey. Thank you.

[@stoicbond]

Hey @gabrieletrinczek3394, thank you for watching the video and sharing your thoughts! It's great to hear that stoicism has resonated with you and that you found the topic of delaying reactions to anger particularly relevant. It's amazing how this philosophy can have such a positive impact on both personal and global issues. 🙏 I agree, stoicism is definitely a lifelong journey and it's always interesting to see how it can be applied in different situations. Have you faced any other challenges where stoicism has helped you? I'd love to hear more about your experiences! 🤔 Thanks again for your comment, it's always encouraging to see others on the same journey towards becoming a true stoic!

[@Aman_Mac0707]

Ive just got out of a Rehab after 4 months. I often read about Stoicism before but these Videos put more light toward my thoughts and meditation. Its beautiful to have just woken up and come across profound contents like these. I thank you for your dedication and effort you put in doing so. Its pretty helpful for people like me given the circumstances. I wish a blessed day to All.

[@peterj.fallon4327]

Congrats!! Learning Stoicism’s a good tool to help continue sobriety. Sir, forget ‘one day at a time’, even one hour-just 5 min at a time As my mother advised me to do jn my mid-20’s during a mandatory 3-day stay at a psych ward of a local NYC hospital. Now in my mid 40’s- couldn’t imagine living any other way. God bless my friend

[@Aman_Mac0707]

@@peterj.fallon4327 Thanks a bunch! I will be sure to do so 🙂

[@stoicbond]

Hey @Aman_Mac0707! So glad to hear that the video resonated with you and helped in your journey towards stoicism. 🙏 It's amazing how the right content can have such a positive impact on our lives. 😊 What aspects of stoicism have you found most helpful in your recovery? 🤔 I always love hearing how different people interpret and apply these principles in their own lives. 💭 Wishing you continued strength and growth on your journey. 🌟 Keep shining, Aman! ✨

[@Aman_Mac0707]

@@stoicbond Aspects such as perseverance, moderation, humility. Sometimes I am aware of a few things but I need to hear it or know about it again to balance my optimism and realism. I'm a fresh learner of Stoicism although I've read about it earlier but now I can reflect with it, I'm starting anew and squaring out things. It's the light at the end of the tunnel for me. My journey has just begun and I'm making every moment count. I look forward to more of your content. You never know how it could change the life of any individual and their approach to it. I'm privileged to be one of them. Peace ✨

[@juliowisniewski]

@@Aman_Mac0707 stay strong my man! persevere and thrive

[@nadaduo1765]

I wish I knew all of this many years ago

[@stoicbond]

Hey @nadaduo1765, I'm so glad you found value in the video! 🙌 It's never too late to start implementing stoic principles in our lives. What's one subject you wish you had known to avoid discussing earlier? 🤔 Keep exploring and applying stoicism in your daily life! 💪

[@BartBe]

I know that feeling bro...

[@cillamoke]

You can start today ❤

[@nadaduo1765]

@@cillamoke Thanks Cilla ❤

[@juliowisniewski]

what can be more stoic than learning from this and starting today? stay strong

[@Darlingdumpling23]

I made a massive mistake 4 years ago, I’ve been struggling to let it go and accept it for what it is. This video really helped me. Thank you.

[@donme9308]

Not knowing about Stoicism from early age is something I regret truly Knowledge is Power 🤔🤔

[@stoicbond]

Hey @donme9308, thanks for watching the video! It's never too late to learn about stoicism and its principles. 🤓 Have you started incorporating stoic practices into your daily life? 🤔 I'd love to hear your thoughts on how it has impacted you. Keep learning and growing! 💪

[@MrMopar413]

Great video. On finances etc I keep it tight to my chest. Now about people that spend a lot of money on lavish vacations, what a wast of money. I know people over the years spend thousands of dollars on vacation year in and year out then some maybe once. Then they complain about something or they ridicule me about a purchase but when something breaks in their lives etc they don’t have the money or they are cheapskates but they will drop 10k on a vacation. I have a hard time swallowing the idea of spending 200.00 per night to sleep in a bed in a motel 120 miles from my house on the cost. Then add in the nightly rate and double occupancy. Just go to the coast for 3 days , meals , gas etc it’s a 1,000.00 dollar bill. A thousand dollar bill I can buy a lot of tools , etc and they will be with me for a long time. If I’m on the road I like it when it’s on someone else’s nickel 👍, that’s why I enjoyed OTR truck driving. Got to see a lot , get paid for it. So when people I know that start whining about something then I remember them bragging about that big vacation last year ; I don’t want to hear about there whatever. On the bright side of this , I was employed in the international underground mining business for 18 years. We had and they still do dig the raw materials out of the ground to make the jet airplanes, cruise ships , automobiles, etc so people can travel on lavish vacations, 👍Wining , job security for me.

[@stoicbond]

Hey there, @MrMopar413! 💭 Thanks for watching the video and for sharing your thoughts on finances and vacations. 💸 I can understand your perspective on spending money on lavish trips, especially when it comes to long-term financial planning. 💰 Have you ever had a conversation with those people about their spending habits and how it aligns with their values? 🤔 It might be interesting to hear their perspective on the matter. 💭 Keep in mind that everyone has different priorities and ways of enjoying their hard-earned money. 💸 Thanks for sharing your experience in the mining business, it's definitely an important industry that contributes to many aspects of our lives. 💪 Keep engaging with the community and sharing your thoughts

[@letstalkrealtalkllc.]

It’s definitely a blessing coming across this channel

[@FeliciaAgyeman-z8x]

Why does every word said ..make me reflect in a serious way. I applaud this channel.🎉

[@stoicbond]

Hey @user-vg9wn6ez1g, I'm so glad to hear that my video made you reflect in a serious way! 🤔 It's always my goal to spark deeper thoughts and discussions about stoicism. 🧘‍♂️ What specifically resonated with you in the video? I'd love to hear more about your thoughts and reflections. 🤔 Keep exploring and learning, my friend! 🚀

[@StoicEvolution1]

"Do not seek to have events happen as you want them to, but instead want them to happen as they do happen, and your life will go well." - Epictetus

[@cheezyllamba]

A lot of these things are what we think of as common knowledge. Often taught by parents or loved one while we’re growing. And we know them, but we often forget them, and that’s fine, that’s life. But when you seek these things out on your own, that’s when you actually think about how you might have done something like gossip in the last day or week, but you now have the power to make an active change.

[@stoicbond]

Hey @cheezyllamba, thanks for sharing your thoughts on the video! It's true that a lot of these principles are common knowledge, but sometimes we need a reminder to actively practice them in our daily lives. 🤔 Have you ever caught yourself gossiping and then made a conscious effort to stop? How did it make you feel? Let's keep the conversation going! 😊

[@cheezyllamba]

@@stoicbond as much as I’d love to be able to say I just stopped it, I’ve become more mindful. And when I might insert a rude comment, I’d just insert a neutral and non biased remark. Not putting down the person being gossiped about, while also not bashing the person doing the gossiping.

[@darylwilliams7883]

In a social media world a healthy dose of stoicism is more necessary than ever before. Especially in respect to the Petty Controversies point. People are actively becoming more functionally stupid as they get drawn more and more into meaningless bickering driven by the short-term memory of the modern news cycle. No-one has the time to have a meaningful discussion of important issues anymore. They are too distracted by the next meaningless reason to confront and 'win the internet'.

[@stoicbond]

Hey @darylwilliams7883, thanks for watching the video and sharing your thoughts! I completely agree that stoicism is more important than ever in our social media-driven world. It's easy to get caught up in petty controversies and lose sight of what really matters. 🙌 But I also believe that we can use social media as a tool for meaningful discussions and learning from each other. How do you think we can strike a balance between staying stoic and engaging in important conversations? 🤔 I appreciate your insights and would love to hear more from you! Keep practicing stoicism and let's continue this conversation. 💪

[@darylwilliams7883]

@@stoicbond When I do get involved in a 'debate' on social media I often do not talk much about the point being debated, but prefer to point out HOW people are thinking about the issue and whether or not the exchanges I am witnessing have any point, or create any constructive progress.

[@williamhamilton1154]

1. Gossip. Even valid criticisms of others a a balm for our own shortcomings. 2. Constant self criticism. I’m the words of Will Armett “if beating myself up was the answer, I’d be cured.”

[@stoicbond]

Hey @williamhamilton1154, thanks for watching the video! 🙏🏼 I totally agree with you on the first point about gossip. It's definitely not a stoic practice to criticize others or indulge in their flaws. But what about self-criticism? Do you think there's a healthy way to approach it? 🤔 Would love to hear your thoughts! Keep practicing stoicism! 💪🏼

[@7F0X7]

Two questions on these points: 1. Where is the line between confronting someone over their rude, inconsiderate behavior in a group setting where they are to be held accountable and unproductive gossip. Taking the example you used of an aunt who is habitually late: What if someone's repeated lateness wastes time for a group on a regular basis? What if the lateness involves preventing a group from even starting their planned activity because its nature where everyone must be present at beginning? Do small things not add up to large things given enough frequency? 2. With past grievances, what if the person who caused the grievance in a real, measurable way fails to apologize for it or even repeats the grievance? At what point are they to be held accountable? Should one just silently, stoically put up with it indefinitely just for the sake of having any sort of relationship? I appreciate thoughtful and direct responses, and thanks for reading this.

[@anthonyvillarias8829]

These are valid questions. I hope this will be answered by this channel.

[@SirSithly]

One wastes more time not expressing their concerns then waiting fo them to correct themselves. At most you can express the issue, ask for change, but nothing more. If it's a situation you cannot change, then accept it, and ignore it. However stoic teachings would suggest you distance yourself from said person. Perhaps attempt to understand why this person is always rude.

[@stoicbond]

@7F0X7, Firstly, thank you for taking the time to comment and engage with the content of the video. Your questions bring up some truly nuanced aspects of Stoicism. When confronting someone over their behavior versus indulging in unproductive gossip, Stoicism advises us to center our reactions and behavior rather than attempting to control others. However, if an issue is affecting a group's productivity or activity, addressing it directly can be both stoic and constructive, as long as the intention is genuine problem-solving. It's crucial to address the issue without attacking the person. On the topic of past grievances, while Stoicism encourages us to move forward and focus on the present, it doesn't mean we should passively endure repeated harm. It's true that holding onto resentment primarily harms us, but setting boundaries is essential if someone continues to mistreat us without showing remorse. Being stoic is about discerning what's within our control and what's not, rather than enduring harm. How do you think one can balance the Stoic principle of accepting things outside of our control with the need to protect oneself from repeated harm? Again, I truly appreciate your thoughtful engagement on this topic and eagerly await your insights!

[@7F0X7]

​@@SirSithly Great responses, that's helpful. The only thing I'm not seeing the point in is every trying to discovery why someone is generally rude/inconsiderate when it is universal in their demonstrated character and not possibly just because of my own misperception of a given situation. Sure they may have been raised by narcissistic parents who always treated them and everyone that way, so they repeat the behavior. But when we're talking about adults past their early twenties, it's hard to see how the rudeness can be born out of anything other than self-cultivated narcissism. And more importantly, it's even harder to care what their reasons are when dealing with a grown adult. It seems like the only thing we can do is distance ourselves from others after you ask for change and it invariably does not come.

[@7F0X7]

@@stoicbond Thanks for the detailed responses, this is great advice. The only solution I can think of to your question is to distance yourself from people who continuously mistreat you. However, it's very disheartening when nearly everyone flakes on you constantly while you don't break commitments outside of very rare and extreme circumstances. Flaking has become such a society epidemic that even when you calmly explain to them how harmful that is and hear them complain about how it's been done to them by others, they still do it to you repeatedly and then don't even bother to engage you later. And this is basically everyone I know and meet since I still try to meet new people and make friends. It's truly vexing and leads to little to no unnecessary communication with human beings at all.

[@MLNeidig]

Avoiding petty controversy is important here and stood out the most to me. It requires a discerning heart. Our media has connected us all and so we are routinely seeing people at their best, but also their worst. People speak out about what comforts or satisfies them, and may be innocently uninformed or willfully ignorant. I have found myself holding my tongue when I could engage and argue a point of view or try to persuade them. All things have their time and place. Ask yourself if the office coffee machine or break room is the best place for engaging in contentious things. If someone comes to you earnestly and needs your insight, consider where best to create that time and space. Listen often and speak carefully. God bless.

[@stoicbond]

Hey @MLNeidig, I completely agree with you on the importance of avoiding petty controversy and being discerning in our interactions. It's definitely a challenge in today's connected world where we are constantly bombarded with different opinions and perspectives. 😬 I love your point about considering the time and place for engaging in contentious discussions. It's important to create a safe and respectful space for meaningful conversations. 🤔 I also believe that listening and speaking carefully is key in any conversation, especially when it comes to discussing sensitive topics. 🙏 Thanks for sharing your insights on the video once again!

[@vasileioschristodoul]

As a Greek, I am very proud of your work. Reaching Stoicism seems sometimes futile but you certainly created a great in its simplicity "How to..." guide!

[@stoicbond]

Hey @vasileioschristodoul, thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful in your journey towards stoicism. 🙏🏼 Have you tried implementing any of the tips yet? I'd love to hear about your experience and any challenges you may have faced. Keep striving towards becoming a true stoic! 💪🏼

[@vasileioschristodoul]

"Striving" might not be the best word to describe it. "Evolving" seems better, as you mention it in your video. I personally struggle with the importance of "having two ears and one mouth". Thinking that I am "somebody" I feel the need to teach ,more than be tought. When I think that I am "nobody" or "anybody", I keep my mouth restrained, I open my ears, I think, and evolve🙂@@stoicbond

[@rockrecordreport7136]

Predicting the Future - Nothing wrong with it so long as it's positivity and well wishes you see in front of you!!! Self-Reflection - Can add to intimacy and closeness if done at the right time and place.

[@Sam-ge8ik]

this is the best voice keep this one

[@stoicbond]

@Sam-ge8ik Thank you for the positive feedback! Do you feel that the tone of the voice plays a significant role in how you receive the content? Curious to know your thoughts! 🎙️🤔

[@MLNeidig]

The voice has a deep timbre that carries the wisdom. As the adage goes, "better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war". This sounds like a warrior, who has tempered his wisdom with many hardships and now tends to his thoughts like a garden. The others sounded like gardeners speaking about philosophy in comfort, as an indulgent practice of intellectual delight, but would crumble in actual conflict or challenge.

[@StoicWisdom-3368]

Amazing insights! I’ve always struggled with keeping certain topics private, but your explanations of how they can impact our peace of mind really hit home. Truly Stoic in approach!

[@cindyrhodes]

I appreciate these videos as a reminder everyday. They keep me on the path.

[@stoicbond]

Hey @cindyrhodes, I'm glad to hear that my videos are helping you stay on the path of stoicism every day! 🙏 Have you noticed any specific changes in your mindset since watching the video? 🤔 Keep up the great work and keep striving towards becoming a true stoic! 💪

[@cindyrhodes]

@stoicbond not really, but that is a good thing, as I am an older person with extensive hermetic training, and I have tended to focus on stoicism.

[@Jeseppi-Lyre]

Well done. Worth reviewing thoughtfully. ... The voice reminds me of the 50/60s TV show "Dragnet" featuring the "matter of fact" sound of Jack Webb.

[@stoicbond]

@Jeseppi-Lyre Thank you for watching and for your kind words! Always appreciate the support.🙏

[@ericsonhazeltine5064]

Just the facts, ma’am

[@carmensilerleon1719]

Thank you Thank you Thank you !!! I love the way I reset my feelings and emotions to the right path when listening to wisdom 👏👏👏!

[@stoicbond]

Hi @carmensilerleon1719! 🙌🏼 So glad to hear that the video helped you reset your emotions and find wisdom. 🧘🏻‍♀️ What was your biggest takeaway from it? 🤔 Keep practicing stoicism and let me know how it goes! 🚀

[@samir.579]

Bro! What software do you use to edit audio?

[@ryanv1145]

I agree with this great advice but I propose a legitimate exception to rule #1 would be when warning friends against exposing themselves to the "flaws" of actually malicious or defective people you have knowledge of and see in your friend's orbit, as an act of friendship

[@stoicbond]

Hey there @ryanv1145, thanks for watching the video and sharing your thoughts! It's always great to hear from fellow stoics. 🙏 I completely understand your point about warning friends against harmful individuals in their lives. It's definitely a tricky situation to navigate, especially when it involves people we care about. 🤔 But I'm curious, how do you approach this situation while still staying true to stoic principles? Do you have any specific techniques or strategies that you use? I'd love to hear your perspective on this. 🤔 Thanks again for your comment and for being a part of this community! Keep practicing stoicism and let's continue to learn from each other. 💪

[@ryanv1145]

@stoicbond I'm no expert regarding stoicism yet, which is why I find these videos so interesting. I assume from what I've seen so far though that truthfulness and staying true to principles of honesty would be an important aspect of stoicism? In that regard I would propose that discussing Only one's personal experience, in so much as it involves another, to a third party might not exceed the threshold of being "gossip" if the honest intention is protecting a friend from potential harm. This is not to include things one may have "heard about" or "would assume" about another person or their flaws, only ones own personal experience. Like if a business partner ripped you off or acted in bad faith on a professional level, then a friend of yours tells you that they are considering engaging in business venture with said person, relating your own experience might save your friend from being likewise victimized. Would this be in keeping with stoic ideals?

[@zenzonenexus]

Great tutorial ! Thank you

[@shirninajackson]

Love this Thank you ❤

[@stoicbond]

Hey @shirninajackson, glad you enjoyed the video! 🙌🏼 What was your biggest takeaway from it? 🤔 Keep exploring stoicism and let me know if you have any other topics you'd like me to cover! 😊

[@micvegan3091]

Been listening from your first upload. Thanks, man. Liked all your vids

[@stoicbond]

Hey @micvegan3091, thanks for being a loyal listener since my first upload! 🙌 I'm glad you've enjoyed all my vids so far. 😊 I'm curious, which of the 7 subjects do you think is the most challenging to avoid discussing? 🤔 Would love to hear your thoughts on it! 💭 Keep stoic-ing on, my friend! 🧘‍♂️ Looking forward to your response. 📩

[@micvegan3091]

Nice that you interact with your audience. I have only came across marcus aurelius work a month ago so its all new to me. Havent started reading it.though I noticed that one thing im trying to adapt is not reacting on every scenarios or triggers and assess it all first in different perspectives to come up with greater solutions.(the stoic way). And yeah not every scenarios needs a reaction. I have concluded that modern social media even msm like to trigger people to get masses react negatively, and this channel is like teaches the opposite.. Thanks for focusing on stoicism and not adding any politics and fake history stuff in it.. i have noticed a lot of channels adding religion in stoicism and other political history stuff.. this channel is different focused only on nature of stoicism. I appreciate it and excited to your every upload.

[@raylanadamsdiscoverychanne2816]

Beautifully said.❤

[@stoicbond]

Hey @raylanadamsdiscoverychanne2816! 🤗 Thank you so much for your kind words on the video! 🙏 I'm glad you found it beautifully said. 💭 What subject do you find the most challenging to discuss with others? 🤔 Let's continue the conversation! 🗣️

[@jonsalmon2352]

For me, Ive been known to hold a resentment for a self destructive amount of time with the illusion of spite and inner anger being my sword and shield which couldn't be further from reality of endless suffering from bitterness and now, loneliness. Holding a grudge or resentment for too long is a death sentence. Maybe not physically but certainly spiritually

[@peterj.fallon4327]

I don’t believe it.. I’ve received 3 vids on time consecutively. Quality content as usual Jack!

[@Mareczekw30]

Nice to listen during lunch time. Thank you

[@stoicbond]

@Mareczekw30 Thank you for watching, especially during your lunch breaks! What other topics related to Stoicism would you like to explore during future lunchtime listens? 🍽️🎧

[@Mareczekw30]

@@stoicbond hey, honestly I've searched for stoic approach to love, sex and romantic relationship but found some films, that talked about some new age misticism and called it stoicism. I remember Marcus Aurelius quote, that sex is just "rubbing skin and secreting fluids". I believe stoic people are more approachable and resistant to harm but what else might they teach us in this matter?

[@PNWL1F3]

Imagine if many of the valuable insights within stoicism were methodically bestowed upon each new generation of men. Passed down as common knowledge, shared like a sort of origin story. What type of impact could something like that have on the mental, physical, and spiritual well being of mankind?

[@bluestar.8938]

Thank you : )

[@stoicbond]

Hey @bluestar.8938, glad you found the video helpful! 😊 What intrigued you the most about the subjects to avoid discussing? Let's continue the conversation and dive deeper into stoicism together! 💪🏼

[@eliasorbon450]

This voice is so good.

[@stoicbond]

@eliasorbon450 Thank you for the compliment and for tuning in! Do you think a specific tone or style of voice enhances the message of Stoicism for you? 🤔🎙️

[@coollife738]

Another great episode Thank you ⚔️

[@stoicbond]

Hey @michealhilton99, thank you for watching the video and leaving a comment! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊 I'm curious, which of the 7 subjects do you find most challenging to avoid discussing? Let's keep the conversation going! 💭

[@coollife738]

Appreciate the message 🙏 one that really stands out that I'm working on is flaunting knowledge! Or as I would put it, trying to be interesting instead of being interested. When people talk I have to be mindful to not try and trump but they're talking with my triumphs and accolades 🤣

[@66WellspringofWisdom99]

Nice!

[@Mzll476]

Great video!

[@stoicbond]

@scihor1996 Thanks for watching and for your support! What was your main takeaway from the video? Always curious to know! 🤔

[@sanjaymaddawg8691]

I really like this video get tech me more to life

[@stoicbond]

Hey @sanjaymaddawg8691, thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment! 🙌 It's great to hear that you enjoyed it and want to learn more about stoicism. 🧐 Have you tried applying any of the principles discussed in the video to your own life? 🤔 I'd love to hear your thoughts on how it's been going for you. Keep striving for a more mindful and fulfilling life! 🌟

[@kimberlydawnsmith]

I enjoy listening ...I also enjoy the back grounds...do you also have pics of goddesses? Not because of any gender thing...I would like to see those too. These just are like the perfect human bodies and I think the pics are cool.

[@mallykartha9522]

Loved it ❤

[@stoicbond]

Hey @mallykartha9522, thanks for checking out the video! 🙌 I'm glad you loved it! 😊 What was your biggest takeaway from the video? 🤔 I'd love to hear your thoughts! 💭 Keep practicing stoicism and let me know how it's going for you! 🚀

[@Red23165]

Thanks ❤

[@stoicbond]

@RockyJohn-xl9jb You're welcome! ❤️ Thank you for tuning in. What aspect of Stoicism resonates the most with you? 🧐📖

[@Red23165]

@@stoicbond hello all but two ears 👂 one mouth never thought of that one . Gossiping I had it when I work .

[@andrewv5457]

I would like a video of what to discuss with others

[@ulffus7725]

I have hurt my ex lover by cheating on her a month ago, i am trying to make amends, she forgave, doesnt want back, i still beat myself up for what pain i have put her trough, now i am not trying to get her back just giving what i can and what is she willing to receive.

[@stoicbond]

Hey @ulffus7725, thanks for sharing your experience on the video! It takes a lot of courage to admit our mistakes and try to make amends. I can imagine how difficult it must be for you to see your ex lover in pain, even after she forgave you. Have you tried practicing forgiveness towards yourself? 🤔 It's important to learn from our mistakes, but also to let go of the guilt and move forward. Keep working on yourself and giving what you can, and who knows, maybe she'll come around. Stay strong! 💪

[@ulffus7725]

Thank you very much, these videos, and in general the philosophy helps alot, still muchwork i have to do in my self, but slowly i will get better, have a great day/night.

[@jrmypaquette-cedano6279]

What is the music you use ?

[@andrearenee7845]

😇🥰

[@Lucid_Dreamings]

04:32

[@Isaac-b5z4f]

🎉😮

[@peterj.fallon4327]

Btw out of curiosity are you the narrator, another person, or an AI program?

[@AneeshRathi]

the share button on this one is useless

[@tattoocouture3761]

Good to see a woman finally represented here. 13:20 No, wait.

[@karlschipul9753]

doesn't seem like you are following this advice if you are posting this video

[@SuperMonkey45]

teaching philosophy doesn't mean you're being hypocritical to the teaching.

[@thesoundpurist]

Unbearable voice

[@jonkybeats]

That’s not very stoic of you

[@jennyb6025]

Unsubscribing. AI voice over is creepy!

[@tysnymph3138]

Thank you.

[@stoicbond]

Hey @tysnymph3138, I'm glad you found the video helpful! 😊 What other topics related to stoicism would you like to see discussed in future videos? 🤔 Keep practicing stoicism and stay strong! 💪