Moral Letters
005 - On The Stealth Philosopher - Moral Letters for Modern Times
Nothing turns a sharp ear deaf more quickly than the listener sensing you feel superior to them.
These posts deal with stoic philosophy from the ancient Greeks and Romans, and how stoicism can help us learn how to lead better lives
Moral Letters
Nothing turns a sharp ear deaf more quickly than the listener sensing you feel superior to them.
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Greetings friends! James Bellerjeau here. I like words. A lot. Those of you who know me will be thinking, "yes, you like to talk a lot when you get in front of an audience." True, but I appreciate others' words as well: a finely written book, a
Moral Letters
What drives the quest for immortality? At its root, it is an excess of greed and fear.
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A true friend will tell you when you are being a fool.
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The one that kicked it all off
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A steady diet of social media will leave you bloated but undernourished. You will grow fat with trivialities as quickly as you grow unhealthy in your thinking. In contrast, the proudest result of deep thought is a truth that you can express in few words.
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Do not call yourself busy. Busyness is the fate of those who have relinquished control over their daily lives.