The Sunday Stoic Steve Karafit

A philosopher must pick a path, evaluated, then stick to it. We can't make progress if we change our minds every day, otherwise we will fail to thrive... Today's reading is the Enchiridion #29

This week we cover the Enchiridion 26-28. We are told to try to understand the will of Nature, to practice recognizing things that happen to others, and to understand they will happen to us as well. By doing this we can start to handle life with equanimity. Sunday Stoic Coin: https://www.etsy.com/listing/711901704/stoic-challenge-coin-persist-and-resist?ref=shop_home_feat_1&frs=1

When you catch yourself feeling jealous about the achievements of others, spend a moment to reflect on what they had to pay to purchase that achievement. You may find that you would be unwilling to make the same purchase yourself.
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To be a philosopher we must prioritize our principles, and live up to them regardless of their popularity.
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This week Epictetus challenges us to turn our hardships into opportunity, to pick our battles wisely and to work on our anger. Save 10% off a Sunday Stoic Challenge coin with the coupon code CARPEDIEM by going to
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On this episode we'll look at the Enchiridion #17. Epictetus tells us to accept the roles that have been assigned to us. Is it as simple as that?