9 Toxic Habits Stoics Should Drop Immediately

In the Stoic community, we often hear about the practices we should adopt to live virtuously. But what about the habits we should avoid—those quiet saboteurs that hinder our growth and well-being? Epictetus once said, “There are two vices much blacker and more serious than the rest: lack of persistence and lack of self-control.” Living a good life as a Stoic requires persistence in our positive actions and resistance against the negative influences that pull us off course. In this video, we’ll discuss nine habits that all Stoics should steer clear of to lead a better, more balanced life. From wasting time to allowing anxiety to take over, these habits can stand in the way of the peace and purpose Stoicism teaches us to strive for. Let’s break down these toxic habits one by one and explore the Stoic wisdom that can help us overcome them. 🌱 Chapters: Stop Wasting Time Stop Holding On Emotionally Stop Procrastinating Stop Seeking Approval or Recognition Stop Ignoring Injustice Don’t Fear Change Stop Being a Slave to Desires Stop Settling for Mediocrity Don’t Let Anxiety Rule You Each of these habits touches on a fundamental aspect of Stoic thought. Persistence, resilience, and self-mastery are core to the Stoic way of life. Remember, as Marcus Aurelius reminds us, “You could leave life right now. Let that determine what you do and say and think.” If you’re on a journey to become the best version of yourself, this video will guide you in letting go of what no longer serves you. Are you ready to embrace a life of greater peace and purpose? Let’s begin! 🌄 🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this video if it resonates with you. Let us know in the comments—what habits are you working to let go of? #Stoicism #SelfMastery #PersonalGrowth #Mindfulness