Be a Loser if Need Be | The Philosophy of Epictetus

Stoicism for Inner Peace (book): We’re so afraid to be seen as losers that we’re willing to suffer in exchange for other people’s approval. What a sad state of being in, as by putting our money on external goods, we become dependent on them and gamble away our chances of being happy and free. According to Epictetus, we must be willing to let go of what he called “lesser things.” And if that means that we become total losers in the eyes of society, then that’s a price worth paying. This video doesn’t advocate for neglecting oneself or self-harm: quite the contrary, from a Stoic point of view. It explores the philosophy of Epictetus, showing a different way to determine what’s important in life, the concept of “being a loser,” and why being “seen” as a loser doesn’t have to be a bad thing. “Be a Loser if Need Be | The Philosophy of Epictetus“ Support the channel: ✔️ PayPal: ✔A