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Sometimes we search everywhere for what’s missing, the breakthrough, the peace, the purpose, only to realize it’s been right in front of us the entire time.In this episode, Eddie shares a story about losing his keys and tearing apart the apartment to find them… until he finally n ... Show More

Don’t Die AverageIn this episode, Eddie explores the idea that five seconds of courage can change your life. He shares how fear disguises itself as patience, and how action, not perfection, creates clarity and confidence. From hitting upload on his first video to trusting momentu ... Show More

In this episode, Eddie explores Amor Fati, the art of loving everything that happens. It’s about turning setbacks into strength and seeing life’s challenges as teachers. When you stop resisting what is, every moment becomes part of your becoming.“Amor Fati isn’t about surviving t ... Show More

Today’s quote is paraphrased from Frost’s poem, “A Servant of Servants.” It offers a reminder for when tragedy threatens to overwhelm our lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

Robert Greene returns to Google to explore his latest and most monumental work yet, "The Laws of Human Nature". In the talk, Robert discusses how to detach from one's emotions to better understand intrinsic motivations in order to make better decision and master self-control. In ... Show More

"All war is based on deception" -Sun Tzu 

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

Speaker and author Mel Robbins shares how to deal with the existential anxiety that comes from feeling like your time is running out.Source: Are you running out of time? | Mel RobbinsHosted by Sean Croxton Follow me on Instagram Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the ... Show More

by Samuel Menashe (read by Michael Stuhlbarg)