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Everyday Stoic Podcast
Hosted by Saurav Bajracharya · EN
Everyday Stoic is your daily companion for living with more clarity, calm, and purpose. Drawing on the timeless wisdom of Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and Epictetus, each episode unpacks one Stoic idea and shows you how to actually use it — at work, at home, and in the moments that test you most.
No philosophy degree required. Just a few minutes a day to think more clearly, act more deliberately, and build a life you're proud of.
New episode every weekday. Start anywhere.
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Stoicism as a personal operating system
Apr 2900:19:56Tap to summarizeIn a world defined by constant updates, notification fatigue, and unpredictable chaos, your mind needs a reliable operating system. Stoic OS bridges the gap between ancient philosophy and modern performance, exploring Stoicism not as an abstract academic theory, but as a practical, everyday framework for living.Just like a computer relies on its OS to manage resources, block malware, and run smoothly, we use the timeless wisdom of Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and Epictetus to help you build mental resilience, optimize your decision-making, and navigate adversity with clarity.What You'll Discover:Mental Frameworks: Learn how to differentiate between what you can control and what you can't—the ultimate firewall against anxiety.Actionable "Code": Bite-sized, practical habits to integrate ancient wisdom into your daily routine, from morning reflections to evening reviews.Debugging Adversity: Strategies to reframe setbacks, process negative emotions, and maintain your inner tranquility when the system crashes.Modern Applications: Interviews with entrepreneurs, creatives, and leaders who use Stoicism as their foundation for success.Whether you are looking to become a better leader, reduce daily friction, or simply find peace in a noisy world, Stoic OS provides the necessary patches and updates for your mind. Plug in, hit play, and reboot your perspective.
Transcribe →The Three Disciplines of Stoic Living
Apr 2900:19:56Tap to summarizePart I — Discipline of Perception: How we see and interpret the world — from the foundational dichotomy of control, through managing emotions, building self-awareness, and filtering our thoughts.Part II — Discipline of Action: How we engage with the world — acting with character, solving problems pragmatically, fulfilling duty, and avoiding the trap of perfectionism.Part III — Discipline of Will: How we endure — building resilience, practising virtue, accepting fate (amor fati), and meditating on mortality to sharpen how we live.
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