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7 Stoic Strategies To Deal With Jerks

Difficult people have been testing our patience for thousands of years. But the Stoics understood why these encounters can cost us far more than a few minutes of frustration.Watch this episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5opCN8cNkoM🎟️ DAILY STOIC LIVE | Ryan Holi ...  Show more

The Art and Obsession of Writing with Rich Cohen

After more than a dozen books and decades writing for publications like Vanity Fair and Rolling Stone, Rich Cohen knows how a great story can change the way we see both the past and ourselves. In today’s episode, Rich and Ryan trade stories about the books and writers that shaped ...  Show more

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