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Unbreakable: The Slave Who Taught Emperors Inner Freedom
Why You Keep Making the Same Mistakes (and How to Stop)
Born into slavery, Epictetus owned nothing and controlled nothing visible, yet emperors quoted him. His master deliberately twisted his leg, breaking it, and Epictetus calmly stated it would break, then said nothing more. If a man with no physical safety could build an inner citadel, what is your excuse for not doing the same?
In this episode, we explore the Stoic concept of the inner citadel and how it allows individuals to feel everything without being destroyed by it. We examine how figures like Marcus Aurelius and Seneca applied…
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