How To Be Nice Without Being A Pushover | STOIC PHILOSOPHY

[@DvnFrnd4878]

💯👍🙏🏽🤗💕This is a Keeper! I also believe that the world needs more kindness..but... Totally familiar...I'm tired of bending over backwards being the polite one. #1 Respect MYSELF FIRST. I am NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERYONE ELSE'S HAPPINESS.

[@StoicRiseUp]

Speaking your truth, even if it makes others uncomfortable, was such a powerful conclusion. It’s a reminder that authenticity can lead to real growth and connection, even if it feels daunting at first. Has anyone else experienced a breakthrough moment by being honest in a difficult situation? How did it change your relationships or self-perception?

[@EchoedSerenity1]

Seneca's wisdom is so timeless. Thank you for bringing this into my awareness. ⏳

[@Contemplate-s8p]

These words resonate deeply with me, and I hope that anyone who comes across them has a joyful day, filled with luck and happiness. Wishing you vibrant health, boundless energy, and a life full of peace.

[@AncientWisdom79]

The idea that generosity shouldn't come at the cost of our sanity really hit home. Learning to set boundaries is a game-changer for maintaining both kindness and personal peace.

[@rebeccacruse9163]

I can really connect with you. I appreciate your personal stories they are real and i have been there!!! Thank you again please keep these vidoes coming!!!

[@TheStoicGoddess-i3l]

There was a time I thought being nice meant giving in, constantly trying to please everyone. But one day, I realized how much respect I lost in the process. It hit me when someone I admired dismissed me, seeing me as weak. Since then, I’ve learned how to stand firm without losing my kindness.

[@AncientWisdom79]

It’s so easy to confuse being kind with being a pushover, but finding that balance between standing your ground and being considerate is powerful. It’s great that you’ve reached a place where you can keep your kindness without losing yourself in the process. That’s real strength.

[@StoicRiseUp]

This video's take on not faking smiles if you're not feeling it really struck a chord with me. It's exhausting to keep up appearances just to make others comfortable while neglecting our own feelings. It's liberating to hear that being honest with our emotions is actually a form of kindness-to ourselves! Has anyone else felt relief in embracing their true feelings instead of masking them?

[@Stoicism79]

Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle.

[@estellagonzales3090]

Thank you for sharing

[@LibertynutritiousSnacks]

This is a wise and experienced teachers words

[@StoicRiseUp]

The part about respecting ourselves as much as we respect others was a real eye-opener. It's so easy to fall into the trap of people-pleasing and forget that self-respect is just as important. I've been there, saying yes to everyone else while saying no to my own needs. It's empowering to be reminded that setting boundaries isn't selfish but necessary for our well-being. Anyone else feel empowered to start putting themselves first more often?

[@vorechan3382]

2nd day in a row taking this in.

[@lifewithlyza4488]

Whoa 🤗 This is a game changer 🥰🤞✌️

[@Facts_why_think]

Would be nice to make some morning motivation Shorts.. will help a lot..👍

[@StoicismandModernLife.]

Thank you very much. I wish you to contribute more to the community.

[@cslewislegacy1]

Stoic philosophy teaches that you can be kind while firmly standing up for yourself, showing respect for both others and yourself.

[@StoicWisdom-3368]

Don’t confuse kindness with weakness. True kindness is about respecting yourself first.

[@KingStoic101]

Being nice without being a pushover means setting clear boundaries and standing firm when needed.

[@WISEOLDMAN-US]

While it's normal not to want to engage with certain people, completely disregarding common courtesy can negatively impact social relationships and career opportunities. For example, in the workplace, a polite smile towards colleagues you may not like can help maintain a professional atmosphere and avoid unnecessary conflicts.

[@StoicUniverse1]

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[@场散]

Can see all the while I been nice are he the one all the while not nice so are not me but he very bad keep try to push always From my comments so obvious can see are men bad of course not women.if men bad he sh know women's aptitude always like this one right or not so is not women matter but men

[@StoicRiseUp]

I loved the segment on generosity without compromising sanity. It’s such a valuable lesson that being generous doesn’t mean sacrificing our own mental health. I’ve learned the hard way that boundaries are essential in giving. It’s not about being less generous but about being smart with our energy. Curious if others have found practical ways to balance generosity with self-care?

[@场散]

I always a nice person.wheras he is mostly bad from what he done to me proof

[@RedlightMotivation]

why are you late from your script