
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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In March you said the vendor would miss the deadline. You were waved off. It is July, the vendor has missed the deadline, and the meeting to sort out the wreckage starts in an hour.
When thou hast done a good act and another has received...
A parent takes a child’s temperature. The mercury reads 104. She drives to the hospital.
Ask her later why she went and she will point to the number. But she does not care about mercury. Nobody frames a thermometer reading. The number told...
Seneca to his friend Lucilius, greetings.
A young man of my acquaintance visited yesterday, very pleased with himself. He had obtained a copy of a new book by a living author. He had paid nothing for it. A friend of a friend keeps a quick...
A man on a podcast clip declares remote work to be fraud. Five million people see it. Half agree because he is rich. Half disagree because they are productive at home. Nobody asks the only question worth asking, which is why a man with two...
George Saunders, writing about the protagonist of Tolstoy’s “Master and Man,” observes that “he is a hypocrite and like most hypocrites he does not know it.” That line has been sitting with me.
The story is about Vasili Brekhunov, a mercha...
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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.
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