Stoicism for the Modern Mind
Marcus Aurelius ran an empire and still journaled every night. What his Meditations teach about handling chaos, loss, and criticism.
Ancient wisdom, modern application.

Marcus Aurelius ran an empire and still journaled every night. What his Meditations teach about handling chaos, loss, and criticism.
Sartre said you're condemned to be free. Camus said life is absurd. Here's why that's actually liberating.
Stop telling people what to think. Start asking the right questions. A 2,400-year-old technique that still works.
William James and John Dewey didn't care if an idea was "true" in the abstract. They asked: does it help you live better?
The Tao, the Middle Way, and non-attachment — core ideas from Taoism, Buddhism, and Hinduism, stripped to their essence.
He didn't say "nothing matters." He said: now that old certainties are gone, create your own meaning. A misunderstood thinker, recovered.