Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius: What the Emperor Copied from a Slave

Marcus Aurelius never met Epictetus. What the emperor copied from his notes returns again and again to transience. With a reading path and three exercises.

Marcus Aurelius never met Epictetus. What the emperor copied from his notes returns again and again to transience. With a reading path and three exercises.

When staying informed becomes an endless scroll, Stoicism offers a way back. Discover five practical habits for a digital detox that fits your life.

Learn how to stop overthinking with seven practical Stoic exercises inspired by Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, and modern psychological research.

The fear of losing your job to artificial intelligence is no longer a niche phenomenon. Texts are being generated automatically, software writes programming code, chatbots take over parts of customer service, and analysis tools perform tasks that previously required specialized…

“Vagus nerve” is now searched close to a quarter of a million times a month. Nervous-system regulation, sometimes marketed as “neurowellness,” has overtaken sleep hygiene and supplements as the leading wellness trend of 2026. Cold plunges, humming, breathwork apps, and…

Self-discipline is considered one of the most sought-after and yet most elusive virtues of modern life. Millions of people search daily for ways to strengthen their willpower, shed bad habits, and work with focus toward their goals. What is often…

Almost one in two full-time employees in Germany regularly feels emotionally exhausted. Burnout is no longer rare; it has become a quiet epidemic, fueled by constant digital availability, performance pressure, and information overload. Stoicism offers a practical path to clarity,…

Headlines swing daily between hope and alarm: talks of a potential thaw in the Ukraine conflict, fresh U.S. inflation figures, record-breaking heatwaves and wildfires across Europe, and new international regulations for artificial intelligence. In the swirl of it all, Stoicism…