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Ep 178 – The Freedom of Not Caring What They Think

Ep 178 – The Freedom of Not Caring What They Think

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Scott Smith explores Marcus Aurelius’s path to inner freedom by releasing the weight of other people’s opinions — and the deeper tranquility that comes from forgiveness.

🎙️ Episode Summary

“Tranquility comes when you stop caring what they say. Or think. Or do. Only what you do matters.” — Marcus Aurelius

Most of the pressure we feel comes from imagined judgments. And often, from old hurts we still haven’t released. This episode breaks down how letting go — of opinions, assumptions, and even resentment — becomes a direct path to inner calm.

🧠 What You’ll Learn Today:
• Why caring about others’ opinions kills peace
• How resentment ties you to someone else’s behavior
• The Stoic view of forgiveness as self-liberation
• Why tranquility grows when you release what isn’t yours to hold

🔖 Tags:
Stoicism, Marcus Aurelius, Forgiveness, Freedom, Peace of Mind, Emotional Clarity, Letting Go, Tranquility, Leadership, The Inner Strategy, Scott Smith

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