Day 71: Pay What Things Are WorthDay 71: Pay What Things Are Worth
The Daily Recovery
Josh Folkmann-Riley discusses Diogenes' teachings on valuing what's truly important in life.
1:27•27 Mar 2018
Understanding True Value: Lessons from Diogenes and the Stoics
“The good things in life cost what they cost. The unnecessary things are not worth it at any price. The key is being aware of the difference.”
Ever wondered if you're spending your time and money on what truly matters? In this episode of 'The Daily Recovery', host Josh Folkmann-Riley dives into the teachings of Diogenes and other Stoic philosophers to help you figure that out. Drawing from the Daily Stoic reading for March 27th, Josh sheds light on how ancient wisdom can guide modern decision-making.
Diogenes, known for founding the Cynic school, emphasized recognizing the real worth of things—a principle echoed by Stoics like Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius. Josh explains how these timeless ideas can help you distinguish between essential investments and unnecessary expenditures. The episode wraps up with a nudge to make mindful choices with your wealth, time, thoughts, and actions. It's a thought-provoking listen for anyone looking to live more intentionally and make wiser decisions.
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