Happiness or learning to be happy according to the Buddhist way. We live in a world that seems to be much more comfortable than it has ever been. However, despite this observation, we discover that there are still as many unhappy people and even more than before. How can we elucidate this enigma? Matthieu Ricard gives us an element of…
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You have a responsibility. You are the worthy representative of all the components of your identity. You are the ambassador of your nation, your religion, your gender, your political orientation, etc. When you speak or act, the world looks at you, scrutinizes you and ultimately judges you. Even if we should not build our lives according to the gaze…
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Why does gardening teach you the right mindset for business? Gardening is not just planting vegetables and waiting for them to grow. On the contrary, it is a job that involves various tasks that each have their own importance. Choosing a planting location: doing your market research For a plant to flourish, it must have sunlight, favorable soil and adequate…
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The cat has 9 lives, but also 11 virtues … Here’s why you should take a cue from your cat “Deep down, we are all motivated by the same urgencies. Cats have the courage to live without worrying about it” Jim Davis Without realizing it, you have a master mind in your home or in your neighbor’s house. This little…
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This book has been receiving an increasingly warm reception from entrepreneurs over the past few years, and it’s largely justified. The author manages to trace the reasons for his own success while formulating key principles that give it a systematic character. Let’s see what interesting ideas emerge from this book. Let’s see how they can help you create your own…
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Action is only worthwhile if it ultimately produces a positive effect. Positive is the look that sees beauty everywhere. Everywhere you go, you have the choice to seek to improve a situation, to leave it unchanged or to degrade it. Degraded are the thoughts that do not manage to generate a favorable outcome for oneself and for others. Others bring…
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Innocence can manifest itself when we lose self-awareness. The self is both our ally and our worst enemy. The enemy is that other self that we look at with envy. Envy is nothing but the symbol of our own lack. Lack appears when we try to satisfy an unlimited need in something finite. That which has clear boundaries is finite.…
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“It is to have made a great step in wisdom to have no need of society in the evening” Jules Barbey d’Aurevilly “If there is in the sublime of man three quarters of folly, there is in wisdom three quarters of contempt” Jules Barbey d’Aurevilly “The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom” William Blake “If the fool…
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Marcus Aurelius (121-180). Roman emperor (161-180). He fought victoriously against the Parthians and the Germans and was a skillful administrator. His thoughts are one of the great texts of Stoic philosophy. “Accomplish each act of your life as if it were to be the last”. “Beyond you is the source of good, a source that can always spring up, if…
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Epictetus Stoic philosopher (50-c. 130). He was a Phrygian slave taken to Rome, he studied philosophy and taught before being banished by Domitian. His teaching was recorded by Arrien in the Talks and the Handbook. “Apply yourself, then, to what you can.” “It is the act of an ignorant man to accuse others of his own failures; he who has…
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