Are You the Fool? 6 Red Flags You Can’t Ignore

FAQ:
Q: How does Stoicism define a fool?
A: A fool is ruled by ego, impulse, and external validation, rejecting self-awareness and growth.

Q: Can a fool change?
A: Yes—if they embrace prohairesis (conscious choice) over excuses.

Q: What’s the biggest difference between a fool and a Stoic?
A: Fools blame the world; Stoics master their minds8.

Q: How do I avoid toxic fools?
A: Set boundaries, practice discernment, and focus on what you control.

Q: Did Stoics believe in “fixing” fools?
A: No. They focused on self-mastery—“You can’t teach a horse to fly” (Epictetus)