The Enchiridion

A foundational text by Epictetus

Epictetus•January 1, 1800•1 min read

Both advocate controlling what enters your mind—Epictetus through rational selection, Luddy through choosing silence

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Optimism vs. Action

Optimism about future performance can become avoidance. Taking action in the present moment, even when tired, builds self-trust and creates virtuous cycles more effectively than postponing to an idealized future.

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Effort Outlasts Outcomes

From Logic & Levity Volume 2, Essay 31

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Do the Hard Thing

From Logic & Levity Volume 1, Essay 41

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Hearing vs. Listening

From Logic & Levity Volume 1, Essay 20

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