Laura Radulescu

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Stoics treat their own judgments and actions as the only thing truly good or bad. That inevitably shifts focus to the present and lessens emotional investment in the past and future. The worried mind is always getting too far ahead of itself; it is always in suspense over the future. The Stoic Sage, by contrast, is grounded in the here and now.
How to Think Like a Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius
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