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How to use stoicism's 4 virtues to make your life better
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1. Wisdom.
Wisdom is earned through experiences. Especially experiences of failures and how to handle them. Try new things. If you fail, you gain wisdom on how not to fail. If you succeed, you get wisdom on how to succeed. More wisdom means a better life.
Wisdom is earned through experiences. Especially experiences of failures and how to handle them. Try new things. If you fail, you gain wisdom on how not to fail. If you succeed, you get wisdom on how to succeed. More wisdom means a better life.
2. Justice
Justice is an important virtue. If a wrong deed goes unpunished, society will become chaos. Everyone deserves a fair life. Justice done rightfully will always keep balance in society. Therefore, a balanced society leads to a better life. Seek justice.
Justice is an important virtue. If a wrong deed goes unpunished, society will become chaos. Everyone deserves a fair life. Justice done rightfully will always keep balance in society. Therefore, a balanced society leads to a better life. Seek justice.
3. Courage
Without courage, this world will never evolve. Why do we have respect for doctors, soldiers, police, scientists and astronauts? Because with their courageous work, we live a better and constantly evolved life. Be courageous when you need to be.
Without courage, this world will never evolve. Why do we have respect for doctors, soldiers, police, scientists and astronauts? Because with their courageous work, we live a better and constantly evolved life. Be courageous when you need to be.
4. Moderation
Everything beyond its limits will be turned into chaos and destruction. Too much money will make a person corrupted, too much timepass will make a person miserable. Enjoy certain things of course, but never overdo it. Moderate your consumption.
Everything beyond its limits will be turned into chaos and destruction. Too much money will make a person corrupted, too much timepass will make a person miserable. Enjoy certain things of course, but never overdo it. Moderate your consumption.
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Thank you for reading.
-Stoic Emperor.
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-Stoic Emperor.
