Cómo Evitar Problemas Antes De Que Pasen

5 ejercicios para anticiparse a la adversidad como un estoico.

abr 17, 2024

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A serene landscape at sunset in the background, symbolizing calm and Stoic contemplation in the face of adversity. In the foreground, a stylized figure of an individual sitting in meditation on a large rock, looking towards the horizon. The figure is surrounded by five paths branching out from where they are seated, representing the "5 exercises to anticipate adversity." Each path has small visible obstacles (such as rocks or branches), symbolizing anticipated problems. In the slightly cloudy sky, the silhouette of a sturdy tree is glimpsed, its roots extending to the ground near the rock, symbolizing the strength and connection with nature promoted by Stoicism. The sunset light bathes the scene in golden and orange tones, providing a sense of peace and hope. Key elements: - Figure in meditation: Inner anticipation and preparation. - Five paths with obstacles: Practical exercises to anticipate adversity. - Sturdy tree: Strength and Stoic wisdom. - Serene sunset: Peace and reflection in the face of the inevitable.

“Si un mal ha sido considerado de antemano, el golpe es más suave cuando llega.”

~ Séneca, Cartas a Lucilio (#76)

En un mundo inundado de frases como "buenas vibras", "me van a pasar cosas buenas" y "merezco todo lo bueno", olvidamos que la vida no se compone únicamente de momentos positivos.

Si bien es vital mantener una actitud positiva, también es esenc…

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Cómo Evitar Problemas Antes De Que Pasen

5 ejercicios para anticiparse a la adversidad como un estoico.

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