Field Notes and Stoicism
W.B. Huxley, KyleeField Notes and Stoicism shares my trials and errors: stumbling, learning, and growing as I apply ancient Stoic lessons to the chaos of modern life. Bring your curiosity and your coffee. Things are going to get messy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 17 | Subscribers | Read | fieldnotestoic.substack.com |
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The Myth of Detachment
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"Hope" is Poison
We treat hope like a virtue. People say, “Hold on to hope,” as if hope itself can carry us through. It’s meant to sound strong, but the more I’ve lived, the more I’ve seen hope for what it really is. Hope is not strength. Hope is sadness in...
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Field Notes and Stoicism shares my trials and errors: stumbling, learning, and growing as I apply ancient Stoic lessons to the chaos of modern life. Bring your curiosity and your coffee. Things are going to get messy.
just an eldest daughter oversharing on the internet \ud83e\uddff
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