John

“Temperance: Temperance, or self-discipline, is the ability to regulate one's desires, impulses, and emotions in the service of higher goals and values. This virtue entails striking a balance between indulgence and deprivation, ensuring that our actions align with reason and our long-term well-being.”
― M.J. Robinson, Stoicism for Inner Peace in 60 minutes: A Practical Guide to Stoicism

“We should always be asking ourselves: Is this something that is, or is not, in my control?” -Epictetus”
― Alexander Clavell, 366 Stoic Quotes: A Year Of Stoicism From Ancient And Modern Stoics - A Daily Guide Of Stoic Meditations

“All cruelty springs from weakness.” -Seneca”
― Alexander Clavell, 366 Stoic Quotes: A Year Of Stoicism From Ancient And Modern Stoics - A Daily Guide Of Stoic Meditations

“When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves.” -Viktor E, Frankl”
― Alexander Clavell, 366 Stoic Quotes: A Year Of Stoicism From Ancient And Modern Stoics - A Daily Guide Of Stoic Meditations