
Phil Yanov is a community builder, teacher, and public voice for Stoic philosophy. As host of Conversations with Modern Stoicism and a member of the Modern Stoicism Advisory Board, he connects philosophical insights with modern life.
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You’re being asked to support a decision you argued against, and to do it publicly.
“...whatever to your own private feelings, although legitimate and provoked by the facts, must, nevertheless, be left unsaid.”
— Marcus Aurelius to...
You raise the same point in two meetings. In the third, someone else says it and gets credit for the insight.
“If thou art pained by any external thing, it is not this thing that disturbs thee, but thy own judgment about it. And it is in...
You’ve sat through two review cycles without saying what you want out loud. Calling it patience is easier than calling it what it is.
“He who fails in his desire is unfortunate; and he who falls into that which he would avoid, is unhappy...
You were passed over for the promotion and asked to train the person who got it.
This is a mistake, Lucilius; to go from your present life into the other is a promotion. There is the same difference between these two lives as there is be...
You’re introduced by your title at parties and you’ve started to like it too much.
“...so superlatively mad had the abandoned wretch become.”
— Cassius Dio, Roman History, Epitome of Book 73 (trans. Earnest Cary)
I have introduced...
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Phil Yanov, host of Conversations with Modern Stoicism & Advisory Board member, applies philosophy to professional life. Plus events, notes, and What Would Marcus Do at Work: One conundrum, one passage, one page, once or twice a week.
I am a cognitive-behavioural psychotherapist, and write books such as "How to Think Like a Roman Emperor", the Stoicism graphic novel, "Verissimus" and "How to Think Like Socrates". Founder and president of the Plato's Academy Centre in Athens.
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