Category: Philosophy of Life

Stoics and Epicureans agree that there are certain things we should avoid doing in order to live a good life. These include letting our emotions control us, worrying about things we cannot control, being attached to material possessions, and seeking fame or glory. By avoiding these behaviors, we can improve our mental health, well-being, and overall quality of life.

Here are 10 key questions you need to ask yourself to change your life for the better, answered through the teachings of Stoicism. In a world filled with uncertainties, Stoicism offers a guiding light, urging us to define our purpose, live in accordance with our values, and seize control over our emotions. By embracing the Stoic principles of virtue, mindfulness, and service to others, we embark on a transformative journey that empowers us to lead lives of authenticity, compassion, and inner peace.

A look through the lens of Stoicism into the nature of happiness, and whether it a subjective feeling, or an objective state of affairs.

Learn about what is happiness, how to measure it, and, the journey you must take to live a life of purpose and meaning while contributing to the world in a positive way.