Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Preston Moore, K Preston Moore
Amor Fati- loving everything that happens... both the good and the bad EP 95
Amor Fati- loving everything that happens... both the good and the bad EP 95
Amor Fati- loving everything that happens... both the good and the bad EP 95
Tuesday 18th August 2020
Preston Moore discusses Amor Fati on 'The High Cost of Anonymity', showing how loving life's challenges can transform your mindset and foster growth.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Life's Ups and Downs: A Stoic Approach to Challenges
What if we accepted that everything? There's a time for everything, that there's a time for struggle. There's a time for mistakes. There's a time for hiccups. There's a time for anger. There's a time for winning. There's a time for losing.
Have you ever wondered how some people seem to handle life's toughest moments with grace and resilience? In this episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity', host Preston Moore dives into the ancient Stoic principle of Amor Fati, which means loving everything that happens. Inspired by a video from Ryan Holiday of the Daily Stoic Podcast, Moore discusses how embracing both the good and bad in life can be transformative.
He shares personal anecdotes and insights from notable figures like Gary Vee, Byron Katie, and Wayne Dyer, who all advocate for finding joy in every experience, even the challenging ones. Moore emphasizes the importance of shifting our mindset from resistance to acceptance, seeing struggles as opportunities for growth rather than obstacles. This episode isn't just about philosophy; it's about practical steps you can take to apply Amor Fati in your own life.
Whether you're dealing with mental health issues, addiction, or simply the daily grind, Moore's discussion offers a refreshing perspective on how to navigate these challenges. By sharing our stories and finding support through counseling, therapy, and community, we can break the cycle of shame and guilt that often accompanies life's difficulties. Tune in to discover how loving everything that happens can become your superpower.