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This episode isn’t about fitness. It’s about identity.About lacing up your shoes in the heat when no one’s watching, not for likes, not for validation, but to remind yourself who you are.Eddie reflects on a solo run in the scorching Phoenix sun, not for time, not for distance, bu ... Show More

Sometimes we hold on, not because it helps, but because we’re afraid of what happens when we let go. Whether it’s old habits, outdated identities, or versions of ourselves that no longer fit… the weight we carry can quietly hold us back.In this cinematic journey, we explore the i ... Show More

Some gifts don’t come wrapped in ribbons, they come wrapped in struggle, in shaking legs and quiet battles. This episode is a reminder that the hard moments aren’t punishments, they’re privileges. Whether it’s a grueling workout, a midnight grind on your dream, or a conversation ... Show More

In today's weekend episode of the Daily Stoic Podcast, Ryan reminds us How To Plan Your Day Like Marcus Aurelius by the way of voice actor Michael Reid. Two millennia ago, the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius penned his personal reflections in a journal titled "To Himself," not anti ... Show More

I recently re-read Meditations by Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius [a book I often carry with me] and I wanted to share this powerful passage, for you to consider—as you optimize your game and escalate your life. ***** FOLLOW ROBIN SHARMA: Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube 

There are so many beautiful passages in Meditations.“The way loaves of bread split open on top in the oven,” Marcus Aurelius writes in Book 3, “the ridges are just by-products of the baking, and yet pleasing, somehow: they rouse our appetite without our knowing why.” His poetic o ... Show More

It’s one of the most haunting paintings you’ll ever see. More than 11 feet wide and 8 feet tall, painted in rich but dark oils, Eugene Delacroix (a student of the Stoics) captures Marcus Aurelius at the end of his life. A plague has devastated Rome. His troubled son stands in the ... Show More

Marcus Aurelius was chosen by Emporer Hadrian to be his eventual successor. In 161, Aurelius took control of the Roman Empire along with his brother Verus. War and disease threatened Rome on all sides. Aurelius held his territory, but was weakened as a ruler after the death of hi ... Show More

The regular person in us is frustrated by all this. But the Stoic in us knows that this is leading us, teaching us, shaping us. Seneca said that misfortune toughens us up, forges us the way that fire tests gold. Epictetus said that life pairs us with these sparring partners for a ... Show More

“There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so”. If we can refrain from making negative judgments about our daily life events, we can liberate ourselves from a significant amount of unnecessary psychological suffering. With Stoic author Ryan Holiday My book Champi ... Show More

Today, Ryan is joined by David Hernández de la Fuente, the translator behind the Spanish edition of Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. Together, they talk about the responsibility of a translator, Seneca’s legacy as a Spanish Stoic, sharing Marcus’ work with new audiences, and the r ... Show More

This Meditation is inspired by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Granting Loving-Kindness for our Social Activist Leaders & Agents of Change. MLK said “Nothing is more certain than that the people of this planet long and deserve to be free. They long to be free to pursue their goals, th ... Show More

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