What The Daily Stoic Says About Writing
67 episodes about writing
<p>For centuries, all sorts of peopleβgenerals and politicians, athletes and coaches, writers and leadersβhave looked to...
Key Insights on Writing
Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton won the Wainwright Prize for Nature Writing and became a New York Times bestseller, exploring how a baby hare transformed pandemic isolation into profound connection with nature
- The Incas had no writing, wheels, horses, or markets - operating as a totalitarian state with forced labor and uniform clothing
- Gilroy originally campaigned against doing Andor, writing a memo that 'nobody should do this' before accidentally getting the job
- Meditations shows Marcus Aurelius writing to himself about universal struggles like getting out of bed, proving philosophy can address everyday human challenges
- The firm evaluates public positions, control buyouts, minority deals, and creative secondaries equally, underwriting identical forward returns across structures
- Marcus Aurelius used chronic illness as philosophical practice, writing that pain shouldn't disgrace or degrade intelligence
- Dreams are 'emotional metabolism' - nightmares can be changed by rewriting dream endings and reading them before bed for 7-10 days
- Guy de Laval sold his estates to fund his unpaid service with Joan, writing excitedly to his mother about seeing the 'heroine of the hour' in white armor
Episodes
You Need An Ethical Will | Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling
What Our Fathers Teach Us, For Better Or Worse | Tom Junod
How To Love Your Country Without Lying About It | Ty Seidule
Recognize These Signs of Weakness | 7 Daily Habits That Will Change Your Life
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A Stoic Masterclass for Ambitious People | Codie Sanchez