11 Ways to Have a Better Life

For thousands of years, many of the greatest rulers of all time have abided by the cardinal virtues of a single philosophy. This philosophy emphasized temperance, courage, justice, and practical wisdom. 📜 Write Up - https://zhighley.com/11-stoic-principles-to-live-by/ 📸 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/zachhighley/​​ 🐧 Twitter - https://twitter.com/zachhighley 💌 Newsletter - https://zhighley.com/newsletter/ 0:00 Intro 0:58 Self-Control 2:58 Courage 4:25 Justice 6:18 Truth 7:42 Focus 10:48 Meaning 12:04 Grateful 12:45 Misfortune 14:34 Passing 15:28 Progress 16:54 Love Fate Editor: Martino Gasparrini —————————————————————————————————————————————————— Who am I: My name is Zach. I’m a fourth-year medical student in Philadelphia. I make videos about medical school, studying, and growth. I love trying new things and often mess up. However, every time I screw up I usually learn something. Whatever I learn I post it either on YouTube or on my website 🌐 (https://zhighley.com/​​). I write a weekly newsletter 💌 (https://zhighley.com/newsletter/​​) linking the best things I read, watched, and listened to that week. Join the 4,000+ that read it every Sunday morning. The Gear I Use to film videos: https://zhighley.com/resources/#_YouT…​​ What I’m Reading: https://zhighley.com/resources/#_Books Spector, Paul E. "Behavior in organizations as a function of employee's locus of control." Psychological bulletin 91.3 (1982): 482. Strudler Wallston, Barbara, and Kenneth A. Wallston. "Locus of control and health: A review of the literature." Health education monographs 6.1 (1978): 107-117. Findley, Maureen J., and Harris M. Cooper. "Locus of control and academic achievement: a literature review." Journal of personality and social psychology 44.2 (1983): 419.