philosophy

who is the captain of your ship?

A ship with no one at the wheel to steer it will easily get lost in the seas and sooner or later crash into rocks and sink to the bottom. The same applies to us humans too.

Think of your life as a ship, your mind as the engine, and you as the captain of your ship. Always be standing at the steering wheel and take charge of your ship. Never give up control, no matter what. This will help you tap into the power of your engine (your mind) to steer the ship (your life) on a proper course that takes you to your desired destination.

the four stoic virtues: a brief overview

Stoicism, a school of philosophy established in Athens by Zeno of Citium in the early 3rd century BC, has endured the test of time as a guide to living a meaningful and resilient life. Named after the stoa, or porch, where Zeno taught his students, this philosophy centers on the

podcast summary: Matthew McConaughey on living passionately

this is the true measure of success

"People try to create an outwardly perfect life, but the quality of life is based on the inward." — Sadhguru In a world obsessed with external markers of achievement—wealth, status, recognition—we often overlook the most profound form of success: inner peace. Our society consistently presents success as

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