Stoic Insights: Timeless Wisdom for Modern Life | Phil Van Treuren

Phil Van Treuren, an author, a speaker, and an entrepreneur, shares how Stoic philosophy has impacted his life, from crafting The Little Book of Stoic Quotes to applying its teachings in times of loss and entrepreneurship. We discuss how Stoicism compares to religion, its approach to emotions, and its timeless wisdom from thinkers like Epictetus. Whether you're curious about Stoicism or looking to deepen your understanding, this episode offers practical insights and resources to start your own Stoic journey. Tune in for a powerful conversation on living with purpose and resilience!

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Chapters:

0:00 Intro
00:48 - Meet Phil Van Treuren
01:27 - What Does Stoicism Mean to Phil?
03:37 - Crafting “The Little Book of Stoic Quotes”
05:59 - Comparing Stoicism and Religion
08:40 - How Stoicism Transformed My Life
13:14 - Exploring “No One Does Wrong Willingly”
18:28 - Unlocking Humanity’s Greatest Strength
21:05 - Practicing Stoicism in Times of Loss
23:44 - Applying Stoicism to Daily Life
25:17 - Stoicism’s Impact on Entrepreneurship
29:19 - The Stoic Approach to Emotions
35:33 - Starting Your Stoic Journey
38:00 - Desire, Fulfillment, and Happiness
42:31 - Gaining Insight into Others
45:31 - Epictetus’ Timeless Teachings
51:59 - Modern Stoicism: Books and Resources

Beyond Ordinary Podcast EP 21

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