Practical Stoicism Quotes

“Amor Fati is Latin for “a love of Fate”.”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life

“Seneca had some practical advice on the subject in his essay “Anger, Mercy, and Revenge”. In it, he says: "The one who has harmed you is either stronger or weaker than you: if he’s weaker, give him a break; if he’s stronger, give yourself a break.”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life

“Denying yourself of things you have come to expect from life will make you stronger. This is also known as “voluntary discomfort”. It is a good principle to start mastering as it will teach you to be happy with what you have.”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life

“There is no need to stoop to provocation when pity is obviously called for.”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life

“changes that we go through as”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life

“everything is merely loaned to us, even our own bodies. With this in mind, you must choose to PROGRESS.”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life

“How long will you wait before you decide to demand the best of yourself?”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life

“we might have goals, but the trend is to collect them,”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life

“A Stoic is taught to empathize with this person rather than to seek a quarrel. It is enough to say to yourself, “This person is only doing what they feel is right, based on their views of the world.”. [19]”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life

“Everything is experienced but briefly, and we don't own anything but our will and decisions. Even our bodies must go back to whence they came. You did not truly lose this person because you cannot own them. They were “loaned” to you, and the time came when they must be “returned”. [6]”
― David Dillinger, Practical Stoicism: Your Action Guide On How To Implement The Stoic Philosophy Into Your Own Life