Improvement through Inner Attitude

„If you want to improve, be content to be thought foolish and stupid with regard to external things. Don't wish to be thought to know anything; and even if you appear to be somebody important to others, distrust yourself. For, it is difficult to both keep your faculty of choice in a state conformable to nature, and at the same time acquire external things. But while you are careful about the one, you must of necessity neglect the other“

EpiktetEpictetus shows how inner attitude and self-doubt are crucial for personal improvement, not external recognition.

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Epictetus was a Greek Stoic philosopher known for his teachings on freedom through inner attitude.

Epictetus teaches us to focus on inner values and pay little attention to external opinions.

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Epictetus (circa 50–135 AD) was a former slave and later an influential Stoic philosopher in Rome. His teachings emphasized the importance of inner freedom, self-control, and tranquility in the face of external circumstances.