What should your GOALS be? by William B. Irvine

[@Gawroon7]

I love that man.

[@stephen_mcateer]

The best contemporary interpreter of Stoicism in my view. His book 'A Guide to the Good Life' is excellent.

[@winstontyau-f8x]

So, Mr. Irvine in speaking about how we respond to a negative stimulus, that which we do despite this negative stimulus whether it is our environment. By eudaemony, to strive in a way not to cause spiritual growth we can grow by insight and moral ethics in a philosophy that is born to those creative artisans and philosophers by knowing what is a fact? So are you also saying that man knows nothing of real happiness since everyone else is in the pursuit of what is pleasurable. Especially in this material age, those who are steering themselves around by the nose ring are really pathetic and directly in conflict with their own minds, being that they have no set anchor on what this experience of is living free of anxieties and fear. Moreover, the undiscovered life of knowing oneself is being able to translate this to not be disturbed from this grace and live somewhat not identified with the outer world but at peace with the inner man or woman, that which we truly have sovereignty that is about a living philosophy of truth and happiness in the inner life not the outer!