What Tyrants Get Wrong About Power and Wealth

This episode explores how philosophy can help us notice more of life before it passes. John O’Donohue and Rilke encourage us to rediscover the beauty of ordinary surroundings, while Seneca asks us to consider how much of our limited time disappears into distraction, busyness, and ...  Afficher plus

This episode explores character through two Stoic questions: can you be trusted, and can you act with dignity regardless of your position? Epictetus argues that every dishonest act damages the person we are trying to become, while Epaminondas shows that dignity comes from how we ...  Afficher plus

A guided version of the Stoic daily mindful review, the practice of looking back over your day with honest eyes. You move through your thoughts, emotions, speech and actions, not to beat yourself up, but to see clearly where you acted well and where you would do it differently.I ...  Afficher plus

A short guided morning meditation built on Marcus Aurelius and Seneca. You will notice thoughts as they arrive, make room for what the day may bring, and return attention to the one moment you can actually use. I practise this to start the day with a steadier head. It will not fi ...  Afficher plus

A meditation designed to help you cultivate inner strength, resilience, and peace of mind. Inspired by the wisdom of Stoic philosophers like Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and Epictetus, this meditation will guide you through reflections on control, emotional mastery, gratitude, and pu ...  Afficher plus