"Act on your principles, not your moods." A weekly meditation on how Stoic principles can help you be a better human. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 293 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthSociety & CulturePhilosophyHealth & Fitness |
In this episode I sit down and talk with comedian and comedy writer Ori Halevy. Ori, originally from Israel, is prominent in the large English speaking comedy in Berlin. We had a fun conversation talking about philosophy, comedy, anxiety, and why you... more
Do you think that you have strengths and weaknesses? What if I told you that you don’t? Today I want to talk about how strengths and weaknesses are all a matter of perspective and context. more
Do you think that you have strengths and weaknesses? What if I told you that you don’t? Today I want to talk about how strengths and weaknesses are all a matter of perspective and context. more
Do you think that Stoics are too serious and all business? Do you think that if you adopt Stoic principles that you can’t have fun? Today I want to talk about humor and some of the misconceptions of Stoicism. more
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I enjoy listening to this podcast. It offers some great ideas and perspectives on which to reflect. If I were to suggest anything, I would say that there are a bit too many quotations cited - a bit of an overload. I prefer Eric’s own voice and ideas based on perhaps one quotation. Other than that, it is a very informative podcast.
very soothing
I’ve followed stoicism a long time and you piece together the things I’ve learned in a way that’s applicable to anyone’s life and even to a nobody like me. Getting my chores done has been easier (and even fun) with you on the background. Love from Philippines
Your pod cast is presented in a brief personal way, easy to appreciate in a short time span and very helpful to those searching for a more meaningful way to live. more
I’ve found the Stoic Coffee Break to be well done and comprehensive, while maintaining singular theme throughout each episode. I devour each episode as it’s released and I highly recommend. I sampled several Stoic podcasts, and none of them stuck until Stoic Coffee Break.
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