How to be Stoic: The Daily Stoicism Blog

"Your actions might be up to you, but the outcomes are not. So stop judging yourself on whether or not you hit your targets. Instead, Read More >>

"Human beings are the same joyful, resilient, imperfect people today that we were 100 years ago, 1,000 years ago, and 10,000 years ago. We have Read More >>

Stoic concepts are a great way to introduce kids to philosophy. Stoicism is meant to be simple, and the most important aspects of Stoic thinking Read More >>

At its core, Stoicism really is just about self-improvement: improving ourselves as human beings, as citizens of the world, and as thinkers. Most quotes from Read More >>

There's a reason why it's difficult to find many good quotes about the past from the ancient Stoics: because they believed that we shouldn't think Read More >>

"Whether they realized it or not, the actions of those who loved us in our youth are often more valuable than the written words of Read More >>

One of the most famous Stoic quotes about fear was actually uttered by FDR, who channeled Stoicism when he said "we have nothing to fear Read More >>

Could the Bard have been influenced by Stoic philosophers like Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus and Seneca? A closer look at Shakespeare's famous quotes gives us some Read More >>

"'What's the meaning of life?' There are few questions that are more human — and few that are more arrogant to ask. It’s a bit Read More >>

"You’ll never catalog every drop of water in the sea or wrest control from tempests, so don't be distracted by the endless mysteries and terrors Read More >>