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Ignacio Nieto Carvajal

Good And Evil? Look At Your Choices

Good And Evil? Look At Your Choices

The Daily Stoic for May 8th. “Good And Evil? Look At Your Choices”. “Where is Good? In our reasoned choices. Where is Evil? In our reasoned choices. Where is that which is neither Good nor Evil? In the things outside of our own reasoned choice.” —EPICTETUS, DISCOURSES, 2.16.1

Payment Solutions For e-Residents, Solopreneurs & Small Businesses

Payment Solutions For e-Residents, Solopreneurs & Small Businesses

One of the most critical decisions for every business is which platform to use to accept payments from your customers. However, for micropreneurs, getting a good payment solution is not always an easy task. Unfortunately, the situation gets worse for e-Residents owning a company in Estonia. In this article, I

How To Have A Good Day

How To Have A Good Day

The Daily Stoic for May 7th. “How to have a good day”. “God laid down this law, saying: if you want some good, get it from yourself.” —EPICTETUS, DISCOURSES, 1.29.4 I think we all can agree on our disagreement of “what’s a good day”. The definition varies

Righteousness Is Beautiful

Righteousness Is Beautiful

The Daily Stoic for May 6th: “Righteousness Is Beautiful”. “Then what makes a beautiful human being? Isn’t it the presence of human excellence? Young friend, if you wish to be beautiful, then work diligently at human excellence. And what is that? Observe those whom you praise without prejudice. The

You Are The Project

You Are The Project

The Daily Stoic for May 5th. “You are the project”. “The raw material for the work of a good and excellent person is their own guiding reason, the body is that of the doctor and the physical trainer, and the farm the farmer’s.” —EPICTETUS, DISCOURSES, 3.3.1 For

What's Truly Impressive

What's Truly Impressive

The Daily Stoic for May 4th. “What’s Truly Impressive”. “How much better is it to be known for doing well by many than for living extravagantly? How much more worthy than spending on sticks and stones is it to spend on people?” —MUSONIUS RUFUS, LECTURES, 19.91.26–28

Show, Not Tell, What You Do

Show, Not Tell, What You Do

The Daily Stoic for May 3rd. “Show, not tell, what you do”. “Those who receive the bare theories immediately want to spew them, as an upset stomach does its food. First digest your theories and you won’t throw them up. Otherwise they will be raw, spoiled, and not nourishing.