Epictetus’ teachings were recorded as the Discourses (or Diatribai) by his pupil Arrian of Nicomedia, also known, among others, for his account of the campaigns of Alexander the Great ...

Why? Because they’d like to learn it. You can read the entirety of Epictetus’ Discourses for free here.

But one of his many students, Arrian (famous also for his account of the eastern campaigns of Alexander the Great), wrote what he described as a verbatim record of Epictetus’ teaching, in four books, ...

This is "The Encheiridion" and "The Discourses" of Epictetus. Epictetus was a famous stoic philosopher who flourished in the age of Nero (37 to 68 A.D.) and taught in Rome until he was expelled ...

but you always have the power choose how you respond to it. No animal, human, or god can stop you. You can read all of Epictetus’s Discourses here for free.

He is also teaching courses on practical Stoicism in the second half of 2021 with Think Inc. Born into slavery, then crippled by his master and exiled by the Emperor Domitian, Epictetus (c.