James Outman On Why Baseball Is Stoicism

James Outman On Why Baseball Is Stoicism

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Why You Can’t Focus (And How to Fix It in 25 Minutes)

You’re tired. You’re frustrated. You can’t focus. You’re busy all the time, but somehow it feels like nothing’s actually getting done. And that only makes it worse. More anxious. More scattered. More unsure. In today’s episode, Ryan shares Stoic strategies to help you reset, refo ...  Show more

This Is How We Get Death Wrong

You’ll never get to live what has been lived again. So why are you rushing? 2 DAYS LEFT 👉 Go to dailystoic.com/spring and enter code DSPOD20 at checkout to get 20% off the Spring Forward Challenge! Challenge yourself to spring forward and become the person you aspire to be. The ...  Show more

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