The ancient philosophy of Stoicism was founded in Athens at around 300 B.C. Stoicism has gained popularity recently because it provides a useful and practical way of viewing life. It can also be used for wealth-building, which forms the principles of Stoic investing.
Being a Stoic makes you better at money, wealth-building, and investing. Stoic Investing strategies teach us to manage our emotions and focus only on things within our control (and let go of those that we cannot).
I’ve been studying the science of productivity seriously since 2010 when I was in grad school. Even from that period, I wanted to learn how to increase and enhance my work output in a sustainable way that avoids burnout.
Back then, I was writing my thesis for my degree in Business Administration, and I also started a company with my dad.
What does it take to be considered “rich,” and how much should you earn to be “wealthy”?
Does the number really matter? These are questions that often come to mind when discussing personal finance.
The truth is, that being rich and being wealthy are two different things. You can be rich without being wealthy, and vice versa.
Being rich usually refers to having a larger income or owning highly valuable assets. When you’re rich, you can afford a luxurious lifestyle.
I’ve been practicing and studying Stoicism for a decade. Here are 22 stoic lessons I’ve learned from the greatest Stoic philosophers.