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Apr 2023
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Pain Is A Part Of Life | Become An Exper...

Daily Stoic | Wondery
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This is an excerpt from Ryan Holiday’s latest book **The Daily Dad.** “Even though you have these powers free and entirely your own, you don’t use them, because you still don’t realize what you have or where it came from. . . . I am prepared to show you that you have resources and a character naturally strong and resilient.” -Epictetus Oh, how you wish yo ... Show More
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