Here’s What Not To Do | Make Honesty Your Only Policy
The Daily Stoic14 Okt 2024

Here’s What Not To Do | Make Honesty Your Only Policy

Though Cicero wrote histories that praised the ethics and virtues of the Stoics, his ego and his expensive tastes got in the way of actually practicing it day to day. Try to remember Cicero’s example.


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