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return to the core of stoicism and talk
about independence an ancient stoic
epicurus taught us that it's not what
happens to you but how you react that
matters Independence in stoicism doesn't
mean complete isolation from others but
rather autonomy and self-governance it's
the ability to make conscious decisions
without overly depending on external
approval or influence practicing
Independence is a crucial element in
increasing your value and importance in
the lives of others within stoic
philosophy Independence is not just a
matter of physical or financial autonomy
it's primarily an independence of
thought and action this Independence
manifests in how you adhere to your own
ethics and values which in turn Fosters
respect and admiration from others being
independent means being the guardian of
your own morality and principles by
demonstrating that you act according to
your conv itions and not merely
following the expectations or pressures
of others you gain a respect that
transcends mere popularity your
integrity becomes a beacon to others
highlighting your uniqueness and
strength furthermore Independence
Fosters authenticity in your
relationships instead of being a mere
passive participant or follower in
social dynamics you position yourself as
an individual who actively contributes
to the well being of others this doesn't
mean that you isolate yourself or reject
the help of others on the contrary it
means that you engage in relationships
from a position of strength and
self-awareness capable of offering as
much as you receive independence as
shaped by stoicism involves strong
self-discipline self-awareness and
self-control these are attractive
qualities to those who value strong and
integrous individuals by cultivating
these characteristics you become an
example to be followed influencing
others through your actions and
attitudes additionally being generous
and open to allowing others to
contribute to your life is an essential
complement to Independence this
combination of autonomy and receptivity
creates a healthy balance where you not
only maintain yourself as a strong and
self-sufficient individual but also
recognize the value of others contrib
utions this enhances your attraction and
respect in the eyes of others ultimately
the true richness of Life lies in the
depth and meaning of relationships and
connections by cultivating Independence
while remaining open to the
contributions of others you create a
virtuous circle of mutual appreciation
and respect this not only strengthens
your personal relationships but also
expands your impact and importance in
the lives of others in our journey to
become more important and a priority to
others it's essential to prioritize our
needs this is key to learning to be more
valued by others often we end up
sacrificing our own needs for the sake
of others leading to excessive
exploitation and a lack of respect for
ourselves in today's society there is
often the promotion of the idea that we
should always be available to everyone
however this is not only un sustainable
but can also make others see you as an
inexhaustible resource draining your
attention and valuable time stoic
philosophy teaches us that we must take
responsibility for our own life and
well-being establishing healthy
boundaries and prioritizing our own
needs before attending to
others the stoic philosopher epicus
expressed this profound
idea first say to yourself what you
would be and then do what you have to
do this statement encapsulates one of
the fundamental principles of stoicism
which has a significant impact on how we
relate to ourselves and others it
prompts us to engage in an act of
self-affirmation and self- knowledge
before undertaking any action in life
this self-affirmation involves
recognizing our needs desires and
personal values understanding that these
need to be met before we can be truly
valuable to others the stoic perspective
as you've described offers a profound
insight into achieving a life full of
meaning and value both for oneself and
for
others this approach emphasizes that
true value and virtue begin within us
with the cultivation of self-mastery and
self- knowledge seeking self-approval
rather than constantly depending on
external validation is one of the
cornerstones of stoicism is M this
pursuit of self-approval is not an act
of selfishness but rather a recognition
of the importance of self-acceptance and
confidence in our own identity and goals
when we are secure in who we are and
what we want we project an authentic
confidence that naturally attracts
others this confidence doesn't come from
arrogance but from a clear and honest
understanding of our capabilities
limitations and values epic tetus one of
the great stoic philosophers emphasized
the importance of aligning our actions
with our intentions and words it's not
enough to just State our virtues and
goals we need to back up our words with
consistent actions this congruence
between what we say and what we do is
crucial for establishing our integrity
and
trustworthiness when our actions reflect
our values and authentic identity we
strengthen our value in the eyes of
others consistency and integrity are
highly valued and attract those who
respect such qualities furthermore by
defining our values and goals through
introspection and self assessment we
create an internal compass that guides
our decisions and actions this internal