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Aug 30, 2022 1 hr 2 min

The Steady and the Stoic 'Steader

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Tonight the Firestarters discuss how adopting a stoic mindset aids in the pursuit of freedom and personal responsibility. Join Kerry, Thecia, Ken, Nate, and Tim as they explore questions like: Have you ever gotten the sense that you were a slave to your emotional reactions and how did you go about changing that? In most cases, the expression of one kind of emotion is actually a cover for another emotion. As in, anger is usually a cover for fear or sadness. Can you recall a time that you experienced this? How did you address it? How do you handle the general societal push that we should all be “happy” all the time and overcome the entitlement mentality of “But I deserve this!” There is a fine line between stoicism and apathy or nihilism. What steps do you take to be sure you don’t slide down to the “dark side?” Some people seem to feed on giving and receiving negative energy. Have you experienced that on either end? How did you manage it? Website: https://firesidefreedom.net Contact Us: Watch Us on: YouTube: Odysee: Follow Us: Flote: MeWe: Telegram Channel: Telegram Chat: Follow the crew: Brian Aleksivich Lettie Loo Tim 'Toolman' Cook Hawkins J Ken Eash Nate & Erin Lamaster Kerry Brown Thecia Ellis Host your own podcast on Captivate: This podcast is hosted by Captivate, try it yourself for free.

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