The Storm Is Here: 10 Habits No One Can Take From You
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In this episode, we explore the Stoic approach to communication, focusing on what is truly within your control when seeking to be understood. Learn how figures like Epictetus, a former slave, influenced emperors not through power, but through a profound understanding of human nature.
Topic: Stoic Communication
Person: Epictetus
Person: Marcus Aurelius
Concept: Invisible Influence
Outcome: Being Heard
- Epictetus, born a slave, had his words studied by Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
- Marcus Aurelius, commanding the largest military, seriously studied the words of a former slave.
- The Stoic approach focuses on controlling the form of communication, not the response of others.
- Most people, when ignored, either go quiet or push harder, deepening the silence.
- Marcus Aurelius noted that offering everything at once is the greatest error in persuasion.
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