Some individuals are selfish and unjust, and you may encounter them sometimes. Let them serve as a reminder of what you strive not to become. Remember that they live according to the choices they've made. They're pursuing what they have bargained for, just as you are. If you find yourself becoming angry, take a moment to reflect on your flaws and shortcomings, despite all the effort you have put into self-improvement. Release the urge to hate and view their actions as personal attacks. Instead, place less importance on them.
Reflect: What are your shortcomings?
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Virtuous Life Handbook
Non-FictionDo you want to be unstoppable? This straightforward philosophy offers practical tips, accessible to all, regardless of prior philosophical knowledge. Rooted in virtue ethics and influenced by Stoicism, it has been further enhanced by other philosoph...
