How To Have A Simple Life

from How To Think with Arav & Hyder Hosted by Arav Kumar

If you had $10,000,000 today, what would you do? Can you do something like that right now? Is that going to make you less happy? No matter your goals, whether it be weight loss or the war within, Epicurus' insights will certainly benefit you and show you how to think. On the first episode of How to Think, Arav and Hyder discuss epicureanism and all it's forms through questions sourced from D.E Wittkower's books as well as some of their own. They discuss what it means to explore the world and do great things as well as the art of living in the now using epicureanism as a mindset, not just a lifestyle.

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