The Darius Foroux Show - Podcast by Darius Foroux

I have a podcast about productivity, habits, decision making, and personal finance.

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3 Stoic Rules for a Wealthy Life – The Darius Foroux Show: Mindset, Business, Money

There are 3 rules to become wealthy and still live like a Stoic. Because, if you’re like me, we don’t really aim to become famous or own fancy cars. We simply want to build wealth so we can have peace of mind. That’s the key to a wealthy and satisfying life. In this video, I talk about the 3 Stoic rules to achieve the above. We’ll dig into thriving in a winner-takes-all economy, breaking through misfortune and bad things in life, and becoming more resilient through the regular meditation on loss. When we follow these 3 Stoic rules, we give ourselves the mental capacity for growth – which is the key to progress and inner fulfillment. Grab your copy of The Stoic Path to Wealth here: http://stoicpathtowealth.com/ #Stoicism #WealthBuilding #PeaceOfMind #Resilience #Meditation #PersonalGrowth #InnerFulfillment #StoicPhilosophy #MentalStrength #LifeAdvice Timestamps: 00:32 – 3 Rules to become wealthy and live like a Stoic 00:48 – About Me and The Stoic Path to Wealth 01:06 – Rule #1: Demand the best of yourself 01:38 – What is Stoicism? It’s a framework for living. (And a very simple philosophy to follow) 02:30 – What does this First Rule do to you in terms of wealth? (Winner-takes-all economy) 04:09 – How to get value + inner satisfaction while earning more 05:33 – Rule #2: Misfortune is actually fortune 06:18 – Marcus Aurelius on the impediments to life 08:15 – Looking at the bad things that happened to you as fuel/wealth 09:13 – Rule #3: Thinking about loss makes you tougher 09:44 – Seneca on the foresight of loss 10:29 – Regularly meditate on taking losses 11:23 – “I’ll be fine” mindset 12:29 – Why a lot of folks stagnate, at some point, in their careers 13:18 – The key to all three rules 13:42 – Why people in today’s world are not progressing

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I also have a library of podcast episodes available in case you’re new to my work. You will especially enjoy my podcast if you have enough from listening to the same people on different podcasts. I only interview people who’s work I find valuable. To me, that’s the best way to have a conversation that’s also valuable for the reader.

If you’re into interviews, check out my conversations with Derek Sivers and Cal Newport. Listeners enjoyed those episodes a lot.

If you’re into productivity, check out “How To Focus Better” and “How To Beat Procrastination With Systems.” Those episodes were received well my listeners who want to get more done.

If you’re curious about personal finance and wealth building, check out my popular episode “5 Tips To Get Rich Slowly.” In that episode, I talk about several practical tips I’ve learned. Not the standard get rich quick advice.

I also have an episode on strength training and fitness. I’ve been working out since I was 16 and experienced many injuries. On “5 Tips For More Effective Strength Training” I talk about how I changed my approach. As a result, I feel stronger and I’m no longer injured several times a year.

I’ve also experimented with added audio articles to my podcast. For example, I recorded an audio version of 10 Career Mistakes I Wish I Had Never Made. That’s one of my most-read articles on careers.