How a Slave Taught the Rich to Be Truly Free - 10 Rules
Why You're Still Angry About Five Seconds (Stoic Fix)
You can feel freer than your circumstances - even if you were born with no rights and had your leg broken. Epictetus, a slave with no property or legal standing, taught powerful Romans that true freedom lives in what you control; Marcus Aurelius, emperor of the known world, arrived at the same conclusion from the opposite end of power. Which of your chains were imposed by others, and which did you build yourself?
In this episode, we present ten Stoic rules drawn from Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius and show how those principles map onto…
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