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42 contributions to Parenting & Teaching CHILDREN
What are the 4 main Stoic Virtues?
It's interesting that in our poll yesterday, several people chose two of the four main stoic virtues, COURAGE and WISDOM. The other two being TEMPERANCE and JUSTICE. Pick one of the four and give us an example of something simple you did recently that fulfilled one of these virtues. Don't be shy:)
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@Andrew Nelson oh, that's so cute! It shows you are doing a great job as a father! Well done both of you!
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Courage to face some day-to-day situations with Faith that things will always work out and they miraculously do! I've been meeting amazing people, angels who help me through; I think because of the wisdom of not being attached to the situation - that what will be will be and I'll handle it. That surrender I believe drives somehting that brings the best people, the most helpful ones into my zone, instead of the naggy and unhelpful types. I'm dealing with burocracy and it isn't always a smooth ride, but I am keeping an intention and a belief that for me it always is!
How do you measure your success?
We can't control our success 100% because of the referee, boss, economy etc. Identifying in growing in virtues allows us to be in control of our success and grow in value for ourselves and others. I believe in growing in virtue so as to be more valuable to my wife, kids, and business partners. I'm wondering what is the most important value you are consciously working on from the (very short) list below? (there are no wrong answers, and reflections are welcomed)
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I'd say all are part of me and yet, I also strive towards them.Courage is what I need even more of in this next chapter of my life, with a war that conditions us subtly, base work that is required to survive and subsist and all sorts of sneaky expenses lining up during this period. So, faith and courage are what I am focusing more on for now.
Do you ever feel "not quite right"
This morning I felt "off" I was not feeling good about myself. After a few moments of silent reflection I could identify the following chatter going on in my head/subconscience: "I'm not good enough, smart enough, doing enough, being successful enough". Then I remembered a frequent teaching from Kain Ramsay of Achology (based in Modern Applied Psychology). "Identify in virtue". No one can stop you from growing in virtue and slowly becoming more congruent in who you want to be. You have control of that work, no one else does. What are your one or two most important virtues you identify with and are committed to growing in?
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Kindness and Compassion, a spirit of independent inquiry, showing up as a bigger me. Funny how the feeling of 'off' takes place in the early morning in general, as we come into a state of wakefulness. 🤔 The old fears, critics, patterns resurface perhaps when our conscious mind is defenceless after a few hours of sleep...
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@Rozalind Murray extremely powerful!
Biggest "Listening challenge" this week as a parent or educator?
Of all the many parts of listening, what has been your biggest listening challenge this week so far?
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6 members have voted
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@Andrew Nelson it's a characteristic for those of us who were taught to be seen and not heard I think - and we're catching up the lost time ;-) It's a great thing, except for when they're paying you for a session and you want them to get way more besides a good vent.
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@Andrew Nelson always, I think 😅 I guess because I was an introvert, an avid reader, nay a bookworm, an observer, a seeker of philosophy, very introspective and quiet. Adults would speak openly around me probably thinking I didn't matter or wouldn't understand. I observed and absorbed. I was way too mature for my age 🤔 still am 😂 You tell me a secret and it's closed in a safe with seven layers and my friends and companions knew this. Strangers would come up to me and just rattle on and on about their lives, probably because I didn't speak much and gave them space or they didn't feel judged or threatened in any manner. Silence, reflection and meditation are my foundations. I think the energy we carry influences those around us - my main lesson was defining and setting boundaries, learning to put on my mask first because I was taught that you have to always be nice and help others no matter what - they forgot to tell me that I matter first... thankfully I learned it before going down under!
Would you put the mask on yourself first?
So, most of us have sat in a plane and gone through the emergency procedures multiple times and we remember we are supposed to put the masks on ourself before our kids. How does this apply to you and your normal life outside of a plane?
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I, me, myself first - I'm happy, everybody is! I'm not and it creates a horrible space around me - so powerful I am!😎
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Stop doubting yourself, stabilize your nervous system, build confidence, and self-trust through applied psychology, coaching, and mindfulness.

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