Stoicism And The Art Of Self Improvement (5 Exercises)

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00:00 Intro
01:26 Have the courage to grow
02:30 Make progress every day
03:18 Use the indifferent spectator test
05:00 Commit to the process
05:40 Ask yourself "did I do my best?"

In this video Ryan Holiday gives you 5 Stoic exercises that will guide you in the art of self improvement.

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