Day 133: Stoic Fundamentals with Brandon Tumblin | Dying Every Day
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In this episode of Dying Every Day, I’m joined by my good friend Brandon Tumblin (The Strong Stoic Newsletter) for a casual chat on the fundamentals of Stoicism. We explore practical ways to apply Stoic philosophy in daily life and reflect on life's greater purpose and the Stoic commitment to building a just society.
Key Takeaways
- Virtue is the only true good
- The dichotomy of control
- Building a just society
- Practical tools for life’s challenges
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