And what are your intentions for 2025?

Hello all, unfortunately I have not been too active in this Skool group, and that's because we've been making progress in what has become my main priority: Practical Philosophy Club. At the start of this year, we had three groups in Mexico, Spain, and Canada. At a certain point, we felt that expansion was the next way forward, and so have been working on that. Now, we've gone from 3 groups to more than 15 that meet each week. We now have groups in Canada, Spain, Mexico, Bulgaria, Tokyo, Philippines, Vietnam, Germany, France, Iceland, and more! The goal for this is to bring people together to have deep discussions and practice their critical thinking muscles, like Socrates would have done. We've been working diligently on building the systems to help make the experience consistent across countries, and adjusting our messaging to better express what it is we're trying to do. You can see what we've built in terms of our website here: www.practicalphilosophy.club We've been making a lot of progress with streamlining everything and it's thus far been the most rewarding thing I've done in my life, but the cost is I don't really have time to post in this group. Of course, feel free to share any Stoic thoughts and I'll try to answer, but not doing so much in terms of active growth here. If you're interested in attending a Practical Philosophy session, please click here to see if we're in a city near you. If not, feel free to apply to open your own club and if it's a fit, we'll help you get all set-up and bring people together. And finally, you can see at the image below the groups that met last week for our discussion on the topic of 'Relationships and Responsibility' :) Best, Jeff

For whatever reason, civil rights videos don't do as well as pop culture videos. Which I guess is obvious as I type it out, but I guess if this is the most important issue facing our society today, I imagined it would be more popular. Regardless, I sure do love Fred Hampton and this strategy of bringing people together with the understanding that you can't integrate entirely, but can individually build your community. Then if anyone from the outside attacks anyone, you unite together to take on the threat. Current sociiety has us apart and pretending that we're united. The Rainbow Coalition strategy was to recognize the apartness annd the value of cleaning up your own community while not making enemies of the community next door.

Do you have a morning ritual like the Miracle Morning or just stay up, breakfast, drink coffee or tea and hurry up to work?