My Goal is Your Happiness

Stoic philosophy as a guide for your happyness

My goal is simple but powerful: to help you find true peace and lasting happiness in your life. Through the principles of stoicism, I want to guide you to a place where external chaos no longer controls your inner world. Together, we’ll explore how to build resilience, clarity, and calm — so you can live with purpose, confidence, and joy every day. Just as I did, also you can become a modern Stoic!

The Book: Become A Modern Stoic

My story, my book, your guide to happyness

This book is the result of my own journey into modern stoicism — a path that transformed how I see life, handle challenges, and find calm in the chaos. It’s not just theory; it’s everything I’ve learned, tested, and lived through. After 11 years into a circle of anxiety, I trained myself with the Stoic philosophy. I wrote it to be a straightforward, practical guide for anyone who wants to take control of their mind, build resilience, and discover peace and happiness in today’s fast-paced world. If you’re ready to walk this path with me, this book will be your companion every step of the way.

The Book: Become A Modern Stoic

This book is born from my own eleven year duration struggle with a general anxiety disorder. Stoic philosophy became more than just ideas—it became a lifeline.

In these pages, I’ll take you on a journey through the philosophy that helped me understand my mind, my behaviors, and my fears. But this isn’t about ancient Stoics alone. It’s about finding a modern way to live Stoicism—practical, real, and relevant to our hectic world.

My hope is simple: to share with you the peace and happiness I found through this practice, so you can find it too.

“As long as you live, keep learning how to live”

-Seneca

“It’s not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters”

-Epictetus

“Make the best use of what is in your power, and take the rest as it happens”

-Epictetus

“Things themselves don’t hurt or hinder us. It’s our interpretation of them that does”

-Epictetus

The Secrets of the Stoa

“The Stoics were ordinary people seeking peace in a chaotic world. They found happiness not in external things, but within — by living in virtue, mastering their thoughts, and focusing only on what they could control.”

Let go what isn’t yours to hold

“Focus on what you can control and let go of what you can’t — a key to lasting peace of mind.”

Living within your own nature

“A life close to your own nature helps you reconnect with yourself and find mental clarity.”

Living with the good virtues

“Living in virtue means practicing wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance as the path to a good life.”

Let loos of indifferent things

“Letting go of indifferent things—those beyond our control—frees the mind to focus on what truly matters.”