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 |
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| Issues | 53 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Why I Stopped Making “To-Do” Lists for My Life
In my living room are three cabinets, all filled with books.
They are the only conversation piece in my home, if you don’t count my dog. Rows of books of different colors and sizes tend to draw the eye. More than one person has asked me,...
You can't make friends just by looking for friends
Illustration by asmakar
“Of all the means which are procured by wisdom to ensure happiness throughout the whole of life,” wrote Epicurus, “by far the most important is the acquisition of friends.” 1
Not only do I agree, but I’ve found tha...
The Alchemy of Reading
The following is a conversation between me and Brigitte Kratz, the remarkable author and individual behind the Substack publication Wonder Waves.
When I first encountered Wonder Waves I experienced a jolt of recognition — a fellow Eudaimon...
The Hidden Joys of Sunk Costs
Illustration by Denivecs Sketch
When I was ten years old, I went to see a museum exhibit of ancient Egyptian artifacts.
The sarcophagi, burial ornaments, and mummies were all memorable, but most of all I was spellbound by the tour guide h...
"Will I Regret This?" On Kierkegaard, leaps of faith, and saying yes
Illustration by Frank Ramspott
Happy Friday!
Regret is a strange beast. Is it an emotion? Cognition? Some unholy mixture of the two?
We’re not sure exactly, and so we argue over how useful regret is (or isn’t). On the one hand, there is...
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