“We suffer more in the imagination than in reality.” - Seneca the Younger

Tim Ferriss talks a lot about stoicism and its origins, but also its current practice. I’ve been described as stoic before, but didn’t know what it really meant, other than quiet and able to take a lot of shit without really being shaken. While I’ve got nothin’ on Seneca, or even Ryan Holiday or Tim Ferriss, I do practice stoicism in my daily life.

Today, I’m wearing a necklace I’ve had for a couple years, but have never worn - because it is itchy as hell. And, I’m a Taurus, which means I like things that feel good and stay away from things that don’t (look at you, linen sheets! Stay away!). I bought this necklace at an art festival from a local silversmith called The Backyard Silversmith, along with a chunky silver ring. The chunky silver ring is very thick,

This makes me grateful for:

1. Comfort

2. Discomfort

3. Craftsmen

4. Craftsmanship

5. Stoicism

6. Tim Ferriss

7. Astrology

8. The possibilities of impossibilities

9. The expansion of comfort zones

10. Writing

11. Words

12. Technology

13. Social situations

14. People

15. Humans

16. Dogs

17. Discomfort zones

18. Fear setting

19. Goal setting