Day 61: Stoic Wisdom for Modern Relationships with Brittany Polat
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Welcome back to Dying Every Day (Stoicism in a Year). This is Day 61 and segment one of my conversation with Brittany Polat (co-author of Stoic Ethics). In this episode, Brittany and I discuss the application of Stoicism in modern relationships, exploring themes such as love and ethics. We discuss the importance of stepping back to gain perspective in relationships, the dichotomy of control in family dynamics, and much more.
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