The Three Disciplines of Stoicism
- Perception: it requires that we maintain absolute objectivity of thought; that we see things dispassionately for what they are.
- Action: it relates to living unselfishly. We should work towards something larger than ourselves, a collective good while treating people justly and fairly.
- Will: this is our attitude towards things outside our control. Those can only harm us if we allow them to.
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