Stoicism Today: Clarity for Modern Life

Not updated for fashion—still useful

These essays and reflections bring Stoicism into contact with the present—without turning it into a brand, and without sanding down its harder edges.

Stoicism today isn’t a relaunch. It’s old distinctions tested under new pressures—useful when they help, misleading when they become a shortcut for avoiding feeling or responsibility.

Work, crisis, distraction, speed: the setting changes, the inner negotiations repeat. What matters is less what’s happening than what you add to it—fear, pride, urgency, or the rare ability to pause.

These texts don’t try to chase every trend. They aim for a calmer precision—enough to name what’s yours to answer for, and enough humility to admit what isn’t.

Some thoughts don’t age; they just stop being practiced.
This page is a reminder to read slowly, think honestly, and keep the useful parts—without turning them into a pose.