Coming in January: Seneca’s “On the Shortness of Life” and Oliver Burkeman’s Four Thousand Weeks
“On Anger”
The Road to Serfdom
Bonds That Make Us Free
Man’s Search for Meaning
Meditations
“On Anger”
Session 2, Part 3: An Exercise to Help Forgive the Past
Session 2, Part 2: Breaking Free of the Past
Session 2, Part 1: The First Jolt Need Not Set Our Way
Session 1. Downsizing Your Internal Yelp Reviewer
David Hume on Taking Yourself Less Seriously
The Road to Serfdom by F. A. Hayek
Session 8: The Courage to Make a New Start
Session 7: Freedom Depends on Humility
Session 6, Part 2: The Illusion of Security
Session 6, Part 1: The Lowest Common Denominator
Session 5: The Mirage of Social Justice
Trying to Close the Door Behind Them: A Not So Common Good Story
Session 3. There is No Common Good
Session 2: Blind to the Miracles in Front of Us
Session 1: The Last Stand on Earth
Prologue: The Dangerous Reinterpretation of Freedom
Bonds That Make Us Free by C. Terry Warner
Session 7: Forgiveness is the Path to Freedom
Session 6: Every Backslide is an Opportunity to Learn
Session 5: Blame is the Monster
Session 4: First, There is a Mountain
Session 3: What To Do When You Are Stuck
Session 2A: Reality Isn't Fragmented
Session 2: Without You, There Is No Me
Session 1: Our Humanity is on the Line
The Antidote to Mental Enslavement
Adam Smith and Terry Warner on Self-Deception
Are We Addicted to Our Misery?
Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl
Discovering What Life Expects of You
Session 4: A Spotless Mind Doesn’t Lead to Freedom
Session 3: Frankl’s Four Prescriptions
An Untrained Mind is an Anti-Meaning Making Machine
Session 2: What Does Life Expect of Me?
Session 1: What Stops Us From Taking Responsibility
Viktor Frankl on Why There is No Collective Guilt
Making Meaning Is the Antidote to Troubled Feelings
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
Session 1: See that You Don’t Want to Stop It
Session 1.2: Discovering Reality in Real-Time
Session 2: The Joy of Missing Out
Session 3: Wherever You Go, There You Are
Caitlin Clark on Practicing Stoic Virtues
Session 4: Becoming a Truth Extremist
Session 5: If You Find Yourself in a Hole, Stop Digging
Session 6: Allowing Our Faulty Code to be Rewritten
Session 7: Overcoming “Functional Atheism”
Sweet Are The Uses of Adversity
Session 8: All This Has Happened Before.
When You’re Feeling Like Sisyphus, the Stoics Have the Antidote
Session 10: Know that in Time Those Things Toward Which We Move Come to Be
I just have to review this every so often…and suddenly; there’s clarity.