4 (Stoic) Secrets To The Good Life

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Virtue is one of those words that contains multitudes.
If you think about it, being virtuous is not doing one thing all the time, or even lots of things all at once. It’s doing all the right things-the important things-in those moments when they matter most. Which is every moment. Day by day, It’s about taking the right actions and holding yourself to the highest standard.
In this video Ryan Holiday outlines the 4 Stoic virtues that will improve your life, if you live by them...
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11 июн 2024

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@CianMcCarthyMusic Год назад

1. Courage 2. Justice 3. Temperance 4. Wisdom "Seek not the favor of the multitude; it is seldom got by honest and lawful means. But seek instead the testimony of the few; and number not their voices, but weigh them." ~ Immanuel Kant

@Siel-bm7gx Год назад

Thank you for the breakdown.

@selfhelpchampion9664 Год назад

A good character is the only guarantee of everlasting, carefree happiness.- Seneca

@sixeye-devil Год назад

After watching your videos my life was improve thanks rayan

@anthonyharmon9265 Год назад

Been struggling lately with life, this is a timely reminder to apply stoic truths. I recently had a nervous breakdown with severe panic attacks, depression and the inability to deal with even minor stress...it was a sobering life lesson...still is....the concept of remembering death is coming has given me a new perspective and not take life to seriously. I tell myself "none of this will matter or even be remembered 20, 30, 40 years from now" and someday I will cease to even be on this planet.

@kennethhall9202 Год назад

Or a year or two thank god

@ms.sherlock Год назад

Just live one moment at a time. Focus on that. That helps me. Don't ruminate about the past. Focus only on now. Be present in your life and make your moments as happy as you can. This has helped me immensely.

@richardschwarz7907 Год назад

One of the best channels to level up as a man and human being. Thanks Ryan!

@DamiantenBohmer Год назад

The BEST content on RU-vid by far.

@BlueVJones Год назад

I am so so grateful to you Ryan and all at Daily Stoic. Keep up what you do in making people and the world a better place. Love, Victor

@RealziesCuts Год назад

Thank you for everything Ryan I just finished stillness is the key it only took me four days and I haven’t read a book in years 🤣 I couldn’t put it down I’ll be reading all your books next ✊🚀🏆

@aaronwimberleymbamsf5776 Год назад

Great meditation and focus on virtue. Courage, temperance, justice, wisdom. "Acta-Non-Verba" so clutch.

@radhamathew3977 Год назад

Thanks Ryan so much As usual so motivating n inspiring

@Toddlw Год назад

Inspiring in itself to hear Ryan, with such passion, tell us these true tales of the stoics. His life is truly with purpose and you can tell it within his research and tone.

@Kn1ghtMayor Год назад

12 Jewels are described as Knowledge Wisdom Understanding, Freedom Justice Equality, Food Clothing Shelter, Love Peace and Happiness - RZA

@SaintBirdie Год назад

This was really good. As always. Thank you so much.

@DuaneWildridge13 Год назад

Ordered my signed copy...Really looking forward to this book. 'Courage' was very impactful and the playlist is in regular circulation on my spotify. thanks Ryan!

@like2bike979 Год назад

Please consider creating a bracelet with the four virtues :)

@alextaylor29 Год назад

Great video as always Ryan thank you just pre-ordered your book in audible form keep up the great work. I discovered stoicism about 4 years ago much appreciated

@DrFishyRS Год назад

love the videos brother keep it up :)

@coryc4176 Год назад

Another powerful video. Thank you Ryan

@mamapoppins7422 Год назад

🙋Amazing content as always Ryan. Looking forward to reading this new book 📚. Thank you so much for all you share with us. You make it so easy to understand and implement.

@ariana0121 Год назад

Thank you for this and all that you do!

@2840mac1 Год назад

Thank you Ryan for posting content like this. Today in the midst of darkness, it grouded me. For that I am grateful.

@jlovecraft9417 Год назад

Think u sooo much for these videos they help me out soo much

@tylercoombs1 Год назад

I think Meno is a great book that really dissects virtue.

@RenZoneNL Год назад

Fuck yeah, been patiently waiting for the book about temperance, can't wait!

@mayraruelas63 Год назад

Love your content. Looking forward to reading your new book!

@NS-wj8yj Год назад

I loved seeing all of the books on the shelf at the book store. Years ago, your podcast led me to Mark Manson and so many others.

@mitk.w Год назад

Ty 4 these advices

@carlettesouthern-robert2992 Год назад

ThankYou!💜💫💜💫

@rizab.9130 Год назад

Can't wait for the new book!

@EmenseCoffee Год назад

If I could send you a bag of coffee I would! As a thank you for helping us be better!

@logandaniel3742 Год назад

so good!!

@katiemynette4285 Год назад

Heart of Kentucky. Hi RYAN. I gleaned a lot from this segment. Katie.

@JAB-bc9uv 5 месяцев назад

Nicely Done.

@warrenography Год назад

With all due temperance, this was an excellent video. thank you!

@Self-DisciplineSelf-Expression Год назад

Thank you

@derricsamson1395 Год назад

It was so cool❤️❤️✨✨

@origami74 Год назад

thanks

@jessdior8177 Год назад

I've read your book 'The Daily Stoic'. Its loaded with inspiring practical thoughts of virtue to digest...looking forward to reading Stillness is the Key, etc..😊

@JohnnySnappleseed 11 месяцев назад

Did you ever end up reading Stillness is the Key? I really enjoyed the insights into how high profile people dealt with immense pressure.

@beverlycastil5868 Год назад

Good to see you training (kettlebell).

@omowhanre Год назад

You should read the Islamic philosophers who translated the works of the Stoics that helped preserve them for us today. It’s amazing how universal the messages is.

@igormargulis6302 Год назад

Could you please tell who was it? Maybe name books Will be amazing to read!

@connordavis3984 Год назад

@@igormargulis6302 Some of the most influential Islamic Philosophers were Avicenna, Alfarabius, and Averroes. Averroes wrote a great work called "The incoherence of the incoherence" which defends the validity of classical philosophy in an islamic context against the arguments of those who oppose it.

@Andy-B1984 Год назад

Thats why philosophy is true...where as religion clashes and isnt universal. Even the luck of our birth place or the era we're born in doesn't effect the truths of philosophy we feel in our very being to be true. I cant say the same for religion when i read religious texts. Alot of religious texts to me are messages and codes hidden to be deciphered and not neccarily to be taken litrally 😎👍 philosophy is a universal truth. Dark and light in us all and we need to put a leash on our primal instincts and urges and think before we act. We need to find balance and control within these primal emotions and instincts etc ☯️

@omowhanre Год назад

@@Andy-B1984 interesting point, but I disagree.

@omowhanre Год назад

@@igormargulis6302 Imam Ghazali synthesized a lot of the works from past Islamic scholars into many books. The best translations of his writing is done by a Cambridge professor in the UK named Timothy Winter/Abdul Hakim Murad. He also has lectures here in RU-vid. My favorite Ghazali text is “On Disciplining the Soul: Breaking the 2 Desires.” In it he professes that is we as humans can control our younger/mouth and our private parts, we can ascend and become more enlightened people. Very thought provoking. Enjoy!

@destanie4333 Год назад

Blessings

@peterc1068 Год назад

Philosophy is not a song but it sing to my mind..

@RyanTJohnson Год назад

I saw that Cerro Gordo shirt!

@rakheebajaj4478 Год назад

Thanku

@kokoBuSiLiCa Год назад

Keep up the amazing work Ryan, you are encouraging a lot of people. I've been living my life a certain way, been through a lot, and found out that Stoicism was basically my own philosophy for my whole life without knowing that the philosophy existed (in my younger years). Thank you for everything, big fan.

@kpatel314 Год назад

Eternal Virtues ( HDH Pramukh Swami Maharaj ) is the book I recommend! He was a Living example !! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@alanchriston6806 Год назад

Tremendous 👍🏴‍☠️

@RyanTJohnson Год назад

Did you know Hollywood Henderson won the Lottery twice!? He also won a super bowl. Rare human for sure.

@livealohahi2614 Год назад

Amen 🙏🏽 Couldn’t agree more, look forward to reading it, mahalo nui loa for the reminder of what life is all ab to me too. Really grateful for your views on life, our awareness, quest for knowledge, inquire, yearn for more where it counts the most, so much more u contribute to society. Good on you Ryan, I’m glad I saw this one today. 🙌🏽✊🏽🙏🏽🤙🏽

@greggoreo6738 Год назад

P.s. great spiel!!!☆☆☆☆☆ Gregg oreo long Beach Ca

@SzechuanChickenDog Год назад

Watch all of Ryan's stuff... Loved the necklace... Looked it up, $245... Seems really high. Really wanted one but it's just too expensive for me. Am I wrong in thinking even 50$ would cause sticker shock??

@C.Hawkshaw Год назад

He’s one of those personal brand/motivational guys. Their goals are to help people, and to get extremely rich 🤑. Who knows, maybe a pendant on a chain is more helpful than 2-3 hours on a therapist’s couch. (?)

@bookworm8134 Год назад

i want that chain

@quamy23 Год назад

Ryan, you're like the father I've never had 🥹 thank you for what you do

@kimrodgers692 Год назад

Did that cool tree have to be removed or does this video use older clips of you in the bookstore? I hope it’s the latter.

@prajay9657 Год назад

You should try to have Doc Mark plotkin/Michael pollan on your pod

@raybois Год назад

Pendant: $245. Mindset: Free...

@ninjagirlnomeansno9403 Год назад

I absolutely loved this, Thank you Ryan. Stupendous. 😁😁😁😃😃😃🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍 Cato 😍🥰😃😁 Peace, love, joy and happiness to you Ryan and everyone, Thank you universe. 😁😁😁😁😃🥰😍🦄🌈💫🧬🐉🌗♾️🛸🌌👽😁😃🥰

@talesfromtarasa7846 Год назад

4:17 - I see a weenah

@sanautin Год назад

In your book, The Daily Stoic, on the page for August 7th, you refer to small towns as "closed-minded". Why is it you think small towns to be "closed-minded"? Also, what is your opinion of big cities?

@tomEsantana Год назад

Your definition of Justice is intertwined with social justice. Justice has a blind eye and no agenda. Social Justice only has thee agenda.

@sanjaydutt5766 Год назад

gud

@theravagedgrapefruit8190 Год назад

We need American politicians that believe in stoicism

@seriouslyyoujest1771 Год назад

#1 do what you love for work #2 live where you love #3 Share it with someone you love

@AnTalk_blog Год назад

Why this annoying piano music in the background in almost every youtube video? (My comment is only about the annoying music, not the message of the video. I read the Daily Stoic and listened to it on audio book. It is great, no need for annoying, distracting background music.)

@dinomiles7999 Год назад

Sell sell sell ! yeah you're a stoic all right . Ego GREED driven . Love it .

@SteveMillerongoogle Год назад

No need to spread your venom and flaunt your ignorance just because you don't understand what it is this man is accomplishing.

@sandraminarovic1523 Год назад

Did I hear you correctly? Did you just say the Stoics lived in more uncertain times because, “they had tyrants and they had mobs?” Newsflash… We have that in spades right now brother!

@rickybobby7549 Год назад

So don’t be a liberal. Got it!

@nicholashughes8214 Год назад

It was not until the 18th Century that anyone seriously started considering Chattel Slavery a bad thing. In other words slavery had been pretty much a fixture of all societies everywhere since the start of Civilization thousands of years ago. I do not think it is a valid argument for modern people to assess societies on the current social mores. IOW a Mayan Circa 1400 would be aghast at the horrible immorality of modern America where are the human sacrifices what kind of depraved people fail to see the necessity of human sacrifice and ritualized cruelty?

@Human_Evolution- Год назад

Still showing the wrong Seneca's! You are doing this on purpose to trigger me, I am convinced.

@Drixidamus Год назад

Who is the right Seneca?

@alisonburgess345 Год назад

I guess it's a very male centred philosophy. Where were the women during all this male philosophising? Doing all the actual work probably.

@mtscott Год назад

Being protected by males. Prior to about 1930 the world was brutal and violent.

@bullit4170 Год назад

Woman definitely play a big role. However back then these guys were certainly no slouches! Marcus Aurelius was Emperor and spent a lot of his time on the fronts with his troops dealing in foreign relations. Seneca served as the number 1 advisor to Emperor Nero and basically ran the country behind the scenes for a time. Epictetus was a slave whose master worked in the palace. Definitely not lazy men! Hope this helps you feel better about approaching stoicism as anybody can get something from it!