Drills for Your Spirit: "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius

Let's stop passively accepting physical decline over age 55.

We use tools from Marcus Aurelius's Meditations to keep our souls soaring and live a life of duty and assurance for our future.

👉 Go to Video 2: Unity of Things

Do you get caught up in "future-tripping" like I do? I worry about the future waaay too much. In Lesson One, we peel off useful tools from Marcus Aurelius to stop worrying about the future in this Third Act of life.

Living a Just Life

In this series, we use Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations framework to live the just life, stop worrying about the future (and other people's opinions) and learn the art of "Being Good." There's no need to stop growing spiritually after age 55.

Field Manual - Action Guides and Printable Reminders for the Fridge or Gym Bag

Download the companion Field Manual For Lesson One to track your progress, enlarge your spiritual life, and tackle your weekly challenges

Click the image above to download and print your Blueprint.

"What is your art? To be good." Meditationse by Marcus Aurelius

Written by a Roman Emperor and Philosopher, learn how to lead the just, simple, duty-filled life in this work that is as relevant today as it was nearly two thousand years ago.

3 Lessons from Marcus Aurelius

Here's Ryan Holiday from The Daily Stoic with three life lessons from Marcus Aurelius here George mentions his relationship with Joseph Campbell.

Also, notice how many Mentors (helpers) George mentions.

"What is your art? To be good." Learn how, from Marcus Aurelius.

Track the data. Adjust the course. Own the results.

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