Plato’s Apology: The Only Book Every Human Needs to Read ft. Donald Robertson
Send us a textIn this clip, renowned Stoicism writer @DonaldRobertson explains why he believes Plato’s Apology is the only book he universally recommends. Donald dives into the profound impact of this short yet powerful text, Socrates’ legendary courtroom defense, and its relevance to Stoic philosophy and modern life.What You’ll Learn in This Clip:- Why Plato’s Apology stands apart as a must-read.- The philosophical seeds Socrates planted in this courtroom drama.- How The Apology influenced ancient thinkers like Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus.- Socrates’ fearless perspective on death and its philosophical significance.- The timeless lessons on courage, mortality, and virtue.Learn more about Plato's Apology: https://www.stoichandbook.co/podcast/platos-apology-the-only-book-every-human-needs-to-read/📖 Connect with Donald Robertson:Website: https://donaldrobertson.nameTwitter: @DonJRobertsonSupport the showResources Stoic Handbook Premium Stoic Anxiety Mastery Stoic Handbook Newsletter
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A Stoic Morning to See Things Clearly
Send us a textThis 7.5-minute Stoic morning meditation guides you in the practice of objective representation—seeing events clearly without emotional distortion. You'll be invited to observe a recent experience, separate facts from feelings, and reframe your response with calm and clarity. Inspired by the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus, this meditation helps you begin your day grounded in reason, not reaction. By the end, you’ll feel mentally clear, emotionally steady, and ready to navigate your day with a Stoic mindset.Support the showResources Stoic Handbook Premium Stoic Anxiety Mastery Stoic Handbook Newsletter
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8-Minute Stoic Clarity for Your Morning
Send us a textBegin your day with mental clarity and emotional resilience through this 8-minute Stoic meditation. This guided session will help you separate raw events from the judgments you attach to them, giving you the power to observe your thoughts without being controlled by them.Through three simple steps—observing reality, recognizing your judgments, and choosing a new perspective—you will develop the ability to see things as they are, not as your emotions make them seem.Start each morning with a clear mind, unshaken by external events. Breathe deeply, reframe challenges, and step into your day with calm and control.Support the showResources Stoic Handbook Premium Stoic Anxiety Mastery Stoic Handbook Newsletter
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Was Socrates in a Toxic Relationship with his Wife?
Send us a textWhat was Socrates’ relationship with his infamous wife, Xanthippe, really like? Was she an abusive partner, or simply misunderstood within the context of ancient Athenian culture? In this fascinating discussion, I dive deep into Socrates’ domestic life with philosopher and author Donald Robertson.Support the showResources Stoic Handbook Premium Stoic Anxiety Mastery Stoic Handbook Newsletter
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How Did Socrates Become So Wise?
Send us a textIn this lesson, renowned Stoicism writer and philosopher Donald Robertson and Jon Brooks reflect on the unique personality of Socrates and his profound love for humanity. Donald compares Socrates to modern-day creative icons, such as Jimi Hendrix, to illustrate his total immersion in philosophy as a way of life. Discover how Socrates' daily practices, charisma, and relentless pursuit of wisdom made him an unparalleled figure in ancient Greece and beyond.Support the showResources Stoic Handbook Premium Stoic Anxiety Mastery Stoic Handbook Newsletter
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