When things go wrong, a Stoic: 1. Writes the past off as o… - Ryan Holiday

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When things go wrong, a Stoic:

1. Writes the past off as out of their control
2. Focuses on their response
3. Sees it as an opportunity to practice virtue
4. Blames themselves or no one

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