Andrew MurtaghEpictetus, the Chief Task, and Trusting the ProcessEpictetus drops the mic on the famous Stoic “dichotomy of control.”Aug 18Aug 18
Andrew MurtaghDeep Scene Breakdown, “The Hard Is What Makes It Great”If you haven’t seen A League of Their Own, you need to.Apr 22Apr 22
Andrew MurtaghTheodore Roosevelt on a Life Lived WellTheodore Roosevelt was highly influenced by Stoic philosophy. Difficult people and situations become an opportunity for development and…Apr 13Apr 13
Andrew MurtaghSocrates’ Timeless Lesson on Epistemological HumilitySocrates rocked us with “the unexamined life is not worth living”. But an examined life is far from an easy commitment; no one can really…Jan 25Jan 25
Andrew MurtaghFord, Lee, and Jordan on the Power of MindsetI’ve always been inspired by Henry Ford’s famous quote.Jan 18Jan 18
Andrew MurtaghJim Rohn, Some Dead Philosophers, and(Average of Five Rule)It’s a thought-provoking quote by Jim Rohn:Dec 15, 2023Dec 15, 2023
Andrew MurtaghEpictetus’ Wrestling Analogy for Adversity as Character FormationThe Stoics were big on the idea of adversity revealing character. It’s self-evident really, when you think about for a moment. Peoples’…Dec 7, 2023Dec 7, 2023
Andrew MurtaghBruce Lee on Pride, Fear, and Self-RejectionThough many think of him only as a martial artist and/or movie star, it never ceases to amaze me how profound of a philosopher Bruce Lee…Sep 24, 2023Sep 24, 2023
Andrew MurtaghFrederick Douglass on Soul AgencyI love Ryan Holiday’s Ego is the Enemy. In it, I came across a powerful Frederick Douglass story and quote. Douglass, having been born into…Aug 27, 2023Aug 27, 2023