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How to be a Stoic

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I feel like I'm missing the point of Epictetus.

I started really reading Stoic philosophy by picking up a copy of "Breakfast with Seneca" by David Fideler, followed by "How to be a Stoic" by Massimo Pigliucci. I am very happy I started this way an…

r/Stoicismcomment3/20/2026
How did you get into Stoicism and how long did it take you to live like one?

I happened upon Massimo Pigliucci's *How To Be a Stoic* and was immediately enthralled! Next I read through Epictetus' *Discourses* and *Handbook*, and that really solidified by belief in Stoicism. …

r/Stoicismcomment3/9/2026
How do you stop giving a fuck?

To put it as simple as the question: by giving a fuck to something else. Something so important, that nothing else matter, as long as you have that thing. And what is this thing, according to stoics?…

r/Stoicismcomment3/20/2026
How can I practice stocism?

Starting at 15 is honestly a huge advantage. Here's what actually works: 1. Morning reflection : before your day starts, ask: what's in my control today? Your attitude, your effort, your reactions. N…

r/Stoicismcomment3/26/2026
New to Stoicism

I like “How To Be A Stoic” by Massimo Pigliucci

r/Stoicismcomment4/2/2026