The Courage to Ask, The Courage to Care

This episode explores gratitude as a Stoic practice, emphasizing the transformative power of attention. By imagining what we might have already lost—or even our own death—we can reawaken appreciation for ordinary moments: a conversation, a child’s question, a walk with a pet. Mar ...  Show more

This episode returns philosophy to its ancient meaning: not something merely studied, but something lived. Pierre Hadot shows that figures like Marcus Aurelius practiced philosophy through daily self-examination rather than abstract theory. With four simple Stoic reminders—unity, ...  Show more

"It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are." — E.E. Cummings

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Modern Stoicism gets sold as self-control and grit, which leaves out the part Marcus Aurelius arguably cared about most. Donald Robertson and I talk about the missing piece: the idea that real strength shows up as kindness, and that anger is closer to weakness than to power.It is ...  Show more

Do you struggle with opening up to others, fearing it makes you seem weak or incapable? In this episode, Brendon Burchard reveals how vulnerability is not a weakness but a profound strength that fosters connection, courage, and growth. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why Asking fo ...  Show more

A guided meditation on the one certainty we spend most of our lives avoiding. Drawing on Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius and Seneca, this practice helps you sit with the fact of your own death, not to frighten yourself, but to loosen its grip and bring what matters back into focus.You ...  Show more