Joel Schaefer

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Anger is, in the Stoic analysis, caused by the violent collision of hope and reality. We don’t shout every time something sad happens to us, only when it is sad and unexpected. To be calmer, we must, therefore, learn to expect far less from life.
Great Thinkers: Simple tools from sixty great thinkers to improve your life today (The School of Life Library)
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