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¿Te preguntas qué es el estoicismo y cómo puede transformar tu vida? En este video, exploramos los principios de esta filosofía antigua y cómo aplicarlos en la vida cotidiana para encontrar propósito, serenidad y control emocional. Aprende a vivir con resiliencia y plenitud siguiendo los pasos de grandes pensadores como Marco Aurelio, Séneca y Epicteto. ¡Dale play y transforma tu forma de vivir!

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00:00Introduction. Did you know that there is an ancient philosophy that can help you face the
00:25life's challenges with calm and wisdom? Today we'll talk about Stoicism, a movement
00:31philosophical that has lasted for centuries and remains as relevant as it was in the time of
00:36the ancient Romans. But we won't just explore what Stoicism is, you'll also learn how
00:42apply it in your daily life to manage stress, make better decisions, and live a more fulfilling life.
00:55Chapter 1. What is Stoicism? Stoicism is a philosophy that originated in ancient Greece,
01:02around the 3rd century BC, by Zeno of Citium. Later, it was adopted and developed
01:10by Roman philosophers such as Seneca, Epictetus, and the Emperor Marcus Aurelius. In essence,
01:17Stoicism teaches that we cannot control what happens around us, but we can
01:22control our reaction to those events. The Stoics believed that true happiness
01:27comes from living in harmony with nature, accepting what we cannot change and focusing
01:33in our virtues and actions. A key concept of Stoicism is the dichotomy of control,
01:39which divides things into two categories, those we can control and those we can't. Our energy
01:45It should be directed only at what is under our control, our decisions, thoughts
01:51and actions. Chapter 2. Stoic principles applied to everyday life.
01:57One practices the dichotomy of control. Think about the last time you stressed about something.
02:03that was out of your control. Maybe it was traffic, the weather, or someone's opinion
02:08more. Stoicism invites us to let go of those worries and focus on what we can do.
02:14change. For example, if you are stuck in a traffic jam, instead of getting frustrated, use
02:21that time to reflect, listen to a podcast, or practice gratitude. Two, remember that you're going to
02:28die. Far from being a depressing idea, this Stoic principle encourages us to make the most of every day
02:34and not to take for granted the time we have. Reflecting on our mortality helps us to
02:39prioritize what really matters in life and stop worrying about trivial things.
02:45Three, love your destiny. The Stoics promoted the idea of accepting and loving everything that life throws at us.
02:51brings us, even the difficulties. Did you lose a job? Maybe it's an opportunity to explore
02:58a career you truly love. This approach allows us to find purpose even in the most
03:04most difficult situations. Four, Stoic journal. A practical habit inspired by Marcus Aurelius is
03:11Write a journal. Reflect each day on what you did well, what you could have improved, and
03:17how you can apply Stoic principles tomorrow. This exercise not only improves your self-awareness,
03:24but also helps you stay focused on your values. Chapter 3. Practical exercises for
03:30Start today. 1. Stoic meditation. Spend a few minutes a day imagining worst-case scenarios.
03:37possible scenarios and how you would deal with them. This exercise, known as premeditatio malorum, prepares you
03:44mentally prepare for adversity and reduce anxiety about the unknown. 2. Make a list of
03:51values. Identify the virtues you wish to cultivate, such as patience, honesty, or resilience,
03:57and work on them daily. 3. Be grateful. Every night. Write down three things you are grateful for
04:05grateful. This simple habit can change your perspective and help you find joy in the
04:11small moments. Chapter 4. Stoicism in the 21st Century. Although Stoicism was born more than
04:202000 years old, it remains relevant in our modern era. Entrepreneurs, athletes, and leaders around
04:27around the world have adopted it as a tool to cope with stress and uncertainty. Even in
04:33In a fast-paced world full of distractions, Stoic principles remind us that we can
04:39find peace and purpose if we focus on what really matters. Our actions,
04:44virtues and the way we choose to respond to life. Conclusion. Stoicism is not just a
04:51philosophy. It is a practical guide to living with intention and strength. If you apply these principles,
04:59You will see significant changes in how you face challenges and how you experience life. Remember,
05:05It is not about eliminating problems, but about learning to handle them with wisdom and equanimity.
05:10If you'd like to dig deeper into this topic, don't forget to leave your comments and share this video.
05:17Together we can learn to live better.

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