The Eudaimoniac
Brenna Lee, Jason McBride, Peter Mukherjee, Ilham ✨Philosophy and literature for careful minds in a noisy, confusing world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | theeudaimoniac.substack.com |
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The Vampire Problem: How to make choices when you can't see the future
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"How to live a creative life in a chaotic world" — with Jason McBride
I got together with , the highly creative author of , to talk about the human condition and how we can flourish in an age of change and uncertainty. Unsurprisingly, our conversation took us in all sorts of directions and led to new insights...
"How do we become the best version of ourselves?" With Peter Mukherjee
I sat down with the remarkable from the publication to talk about what it means to be “successful”, and to “follow your passion” — both concepts that seem to have a different meaning depending on who you talk to!
You Should Not Be Careful Who You Love
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