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the paradox of wealth and joy: striking a harmonious balance

the paradox of wealth and joy: striking a harmonious balance

Diverse viewpoints surround the concept of money. Some perceive it as a boon and a lifeline, while others view it as a curse and a malevolent force. Money holds a captivating allure. It occupies a significant role in our daily existence, yet it isn't the entirety of existence.

put the day up for review

put the day up for review

“I will keep constant watch over myself and—most usefully—will put each day up for review. For this is what makes us evil—that none of us looks back upon our own lives. We reflect upon only that which we are about to do. And yet our plans for

the three stoic disciplines

the three stoic disciplines

mastering the art of wanting less

mastering the art of wanting less

26 quotes that showcase the significance of love in philosophy

26 quotes that showcase the significance of love in philosophy

Here are some quotes by ancient thinkers as well as esteemed authors and thought leaders that emphasize the significance of love in both personal growth and philosophical exploration, highlighting how it plays a crucial role in our understanding of the world and ourselves. . . . "The only way to deal with

don’t play the blame game

don’t play the blame game

Epictetus once taught his students this lesson: “Finding fault with others when things are going badly for him is what an uneducated person does. Finding fault with himself is what a partially educated person does. Finding fault with neither others nor himself is what a fully educated person does.” (Handbook

get up and get going

get up and get going

strengthening our inner fortress

strengthening our inner fortress

philosophy: a homecoming for the soul

philosophy: a homecoming for the soul

The more we fill our days with work, content (both constructive and destructive), and constant activity, the further we find ourselves drifting away from our core, losing touch with our true selves. We fall into a rhythm, engrossed in the pursuit of money, achievement, stimulation, and just “being plain old

you will be forgotten

you will be forgotten

“People who are excited by posthumous fame forget that the people who remember them will soon die too. And those after them in turn. Until their memory, passed from one to another like a candle flame, gutters and goes out.” ― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, 4.19 After Marcus Aurelius took the