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Ignacio Nieto Carvajal

How To Keep And Grow Your Customers As A Digital Nomad

How To Keep And Grow Your Customers As A Digital Nomad

One of my main concerns when I decided to become a digital nomad, apart from getting good medical attention, was keeping and expanding my client base. In this post, I want to share my experience on how to keep and even grow your customers as a digital nomad while you

The Smoke And Dust Of Myth

The Smoke And Dust Of Myth

The Daily Stoic for February 25th. “The smoke and dust of myth”. “Keep a list before your mind of those who burned with anger and resentment about something, of even the most renowned for success, misfortune, evil deeds, or any special distinction. Then ask yourself, how did that work out?

The Real Source Of Harm

The Real Source Of Harm

The Daily Stoic for February 24th. “The real source of harm”: “Keep in mind that it isn’t the one who has it in for you and takes a swipe that harms you, but rather the harm comes from your own belief about the abuse. So when someone arouses your

Circumstances Have No Care For Our Feelings

Circumstances Have No Care For Our Feelings

The Daily Stoic for February 23rd. “Circumstances have no care for our feelings”. “You shouldn’t give circumstances the power to rouse anger, for they don’t care at all.” —MARCUS AURELIUS, MEDITATIONS, 7.38 That is probably one of the most recurrent teachings of Stoicism, and the one that’

What's Better Left Unsaid

What's Better Left Unsaid

The Daily Stoic for February 22nd. “What’s better left unsaid”. “Cato practiced the kind of public speech capable of moving the masses, believing proper political philosophy takes care like any great city to maintain the warlike element. But he was never seen practicing in front of others, and no

Wish Not, Want Not

Wish Not, Want Not

The Daily Stoic for February 21st. “Wish Not, Want Not”. “Remember that it’s not only the desire for wealth and position that debases and subjugates us, but also the desire for peace, leisure, travel, and learning. It doesn’t matter what the external thing is, the value we place

The Grand Parade Of Desire

The Grand Parade Of Desire

The Daily Stoic for February 20th: “The grand parade of desire”. “Robbers, perverts, killers, and tyrants—gather for your inspection their so-called pleasures!” —MARCUS AURELIUS, MEDITATIONS, 6.34 Talking about drugs, alcohol, and these kind of indulgences Marcus Aurelius refers to as “pleasures” is subject to certain social irony. On