What A Thing To Have Done! | How To Keep Calm In A Chaotic World
The Daily Stoic8 Okt 2024

What A Thing To Have Done! | How To Keep Calm In A Chaotic World

Most of our problems are not so urgent. The stakes are not so high. Yet we rush, we react emotionally. But how much more magnanimous and wise it would be to wait. To think. To calm down.


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