Interview With Massimo Pigliucci – Author Of The Stoic Guide To A Happy Life
Massimo Pigliucci is Professor of Philosophy at the City College of New York and a well-known student of Stoicism. He is also the author of several books, including How to…
What Stoicism Is NOT: The School Of Oatmeal
By Kai Whiting and Allan John The Stoic founder Zeno of Citium held that excellent character must be the guiding light for your interactions with other people and the world…
Interview With Henry Manampiring – Author of Filosofi Teras
Henry Manampiring is the author of Filosofi Teras (Philosophy from the Porch) and through his book has played a huge role in introducing Stoicism to his home country of Indonesia.…
Exercise: Take A “No Complaining” Challenge
Still you are indignant and complain, and you don’t understand that in all the evils to which you refer, there is really only one – that you are indignant and…
Interview With Kai Whiting – Author Of Being Better
Kai Whiting is a researcher and lecturer in sustainability and Stoicism based at the Université Catholique de Louvain, Belgium. With his co-author Leonidas Konstantakos, Kai wrote the excellent book Being…
If… Only Commodus Had Remembered These Things
To mark the 1900th birthday of Marcus Aurelius, Modern Stoicism ran a competition which challenged readers to write a short tribute to the great Stoic Emperor in 250 words or…
Interview With Gareth Harney – Twitter’s Optimo Principi
One of my favourite follows on Twitter is the @OptimoPrincipi account, which is run by Gareth Harney. Through his captivating posts, Gareth shares his interest in Ancient Rome to his…
Stoicon-X Women: Practical Paths to Flourishing
Following the success of Stoicon 2020 as an online event, Modern Stoicism have gone on to organise further virtual conferences which have proven just as popular. The Marcus Aurelius birthday…
The Rest Doesn’t Matter
In the interests of doing the right thing, there are times when you can’t ignore a situation. Courage and Justice are two of the four Stoic virtues, after all. They…
Why You Should Treat Criticism The Same As Praise
We tend to gravitate towards those who are doing well. We revere those who are currently winning - business owners, sports coaches and players, authors, actors. We fantasize about being…
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