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Mike Woronuk retweeted
3 Stoic One Liners To Overcome Anxiety
1. âIt's not things that upset us, it's our judgment about things.â Epictetus
2. âWe suffer more in imagination than in reality.â Seneca
3. âMake the best use of what is in your power, take the rest as it happens.â Epictetus
In 2023, it was a whiteboard idea I penned as a "signature weekend."
We launched in January 2024 with zero bookings.
Now we won #3 Best Farm Stay ranked by @USATODAY.
The surprising part: learning our guests didn't just want the reset; they needed it! juneberry.com/juneberry-ridgâŚ
Mike Woronuk retweeted
Stoics think about worst case scenarios (premeditatio malorum), hereâs why:
- Setbacks are a fact of life
- The unexpected blows fall heaviest
- Itâs impossible to prevent something youâre unaware of
- Because we prepared, we see an opportunity where others see an obstacle
What kind of learning lobster are you? (Iâm a âlead your own learningâ lobster!) @HelenTupper w/ The Marketing Society NYC
Mike Woronuk retweeted
More things to remind yourself of according to Seneca:
- That riches and luxury are a form of slavery
- That power corrupts
- That time is our most precious resource
- That death is not worth fearing
Stoic wisdom from Canadaâs new Prime Minister âVirtue is like a muscle that grows with exercise. We become just by doing just acts, brave by doing brave acts; when we are kind, kindness grows. When we seek unity, unity grows. When we are Canadian, Canada grows.â @MarkJCarney
An hour w/ @GovTimWalz @sxsw & my main feeling is âthis sucksâ! We could have had an honest, principled, inspiring leader but the ave. voter picked a felon, womanizer, fake reality TV businessman. Irrigating farmland with Gatorade is just a few cycles away. #ideocracy
Mike Woronuk retweeted
Stoics urge us to develop our own character, our own moral compass. So that even if weâre tired, overwhelmed, or frustrated, we can make a decision in the moment that years later weâre proud of, that doesnât fill us with regret.
âIf you take a peopleâs freedoms away from them slow enough, theyâll never notice theyâre gone.â
"The world is big, but industries are small.
After a few years, everyone comes to know the quality of your work.
Reputation matters."
-@JamesClear
âIf Costco chose rotisserie chicken as a loss-leader, they are saying profit shouldnât drive that product. That could be the opening to change to use their scale to make meaningful change. Surprise, theyâre failing to rise to that opportunity.â @chloesorvino @FarmToPeople
âYou canât fast grow a company aiming to slow grow its food. You have to commit to the hard long term planning to make it happenâ @FarmToPeople @chloesorvino #agribusiness #slowfood
Mike Woronuk retweeted
We are right to be disappointed and frustrated with the state of the world.
The moral inversion that has consumed our current political and cultural landscapeâis inexcusable. We should fight against it, fight to reform it. At the same time, we never need to despair about good in the world because we have it within us. We can always go back to that well.
Starting today.
âI never thought leopards would eat MY face,' sobs
woman who voted for the Leopards Eating People's
Faces Party.â â at Queens, NY
Of big cats and bad policies nytimes.com/2024/10/31/opiniâŚ
Mike Woronuk retweeted
Whatâs in your control:
1. what you do
2. what you say
3. what you think
What isnât:
1. what other people do
2. what other people say
3. what other people think
Mike Woronuk retweeted
Life is tragic. The human condition is fatal. The earth is insatiable. But itâs still pretty in the sunlight, isnât it?
"The strategy required to find a great opportunity (lots of saying yes and exploring widely) is different from the strategy required to make the most of a great opportunity (lots of saying no and remaining focused)."
-@JamesClear â at North Carolina, USA