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Hi everyone,

A brief reminder that this Thursday, I’ll be teaching my new live workshop:

“Five Things I’ve Learned from Ancient Wisdom about Coping with Anxiety.”

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Hi everyone,

Just a quick reminder that next Thursday I’m teaching a new live workshop:
“Five Things I’ve Learned from Ancient Wisdom about Coping with Anxiety.”

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This episode features guest hosts Dr. Scott Waltman and Kasey Pierce, authors of the forthcoming book The Rescuer Trap. Kasey breaks the silence with a six-word confession. She and Scott then explore the painful truth of codependency: when you jump into the quicksand of a partner’s depression to save them, the inevitable result is sinking yourself.

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[This article was originally published in July 2019.]

Ever on [Marcus Aurelius’] lips was a saying of Plato’s, that those states prospered where the philosophers were kings or the kings philosophers. — Historia Augusta

Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius&am...

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Such as are your habitual thoughts, so also will be the character of your mind. For the soul is dyed by its thoughts. — Marcus Aurelius

Change your thoughts and you can change your life. That’s how I sometimes paraphrase a central Stoic idea: what unsettles us is rarely the world alone but the judgments we make a...

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