5 Stoic Secrets From The Ultimate Man Of Principle (Cato The Younger)

He has as always been considered as one of the people who truly lived the Stoic values, each and every day.

Although he never wrote anything, his actions speak loudly about what it means to live the philosophical life. In his own day, he was a soldier and an aristocrat, a senator and a Stoic. The last in a family line of prominent statesmen, Cato spent a lifetime in the public eye as the standard-bearer of Rome’s optimates, traditionalists who saw themselves as the defenders of Rome’s ancient constitution, the preservers of the centuries-old system of government that propelled Rome’s growth from muddy city to mighty empire.

In this video Ryan Holiday talks about the examples that Cato The Younger set for living like a Stoic.

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