Personal Growth Resources:
Stoic Printables For Tough Days
I love creating original designs, and I have these hanging in my house so that I remember what is ultimately important. Even if I think I'm having a bad day, perseverance is usually the answer. They include two of my favorite quotes by Cicero and Marcus Aurelius, a memento mori, and another picture of Cato looking particularly badass with his gladius in hand refusing to surrender to Caesar, reminding me to keep going when I feel like quitting! Get these high quality PDFs to be printed out and hung in your home or office as a motivational tool! Click here to download them! |
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This printable self assessment is designed to help you take an honest look at your own personality traits, both positive and negative. There are no right and wrong answers, just try to be as honest as possible. The goal is self knowledge based on Stoic Reflective Practice.
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A much longer, more in-depth psychological self assessment, created by Dr. Russ Harris of The Happiness Trap which can be used to discoverd your deepest values in life and to act accordingly.
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Philosophical Counseling
Greg Sadler is an APPA-certified philosophical counselor, offering 1-on-1 coaching and philosophical counseling work with clients. He helps clients work through issues that are holding them back or presenting problems in their lives, relationships, or careers. |