Dealing with Conflict #5: Stoicism & Focusing on What You Can Control (Classic)

Founder's Journal

Morning Brew

Careers, Business, Entrepreneurship

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🗓️ 25 February 2022

⏱️ 12 minutes

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In this classic episode, I share some of the insights I've gained by studying the philosophy of stoicism and how it has helped me find direction. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	What's up everyone, this is Alex Lieberman,
0:02.9	co-founder and executive chairman of Morning Brew.
0:05.9	Welcome back to Founders Journal,
0:07.7	my personal audio diary where I give you the business builder,
0:11.4	the tools you need to think better in order to build better,
0:14.4	whether that's building a business,
0:16.1	a team, or a new product.
0:18.0	This week on Founders Journal,
0:19.8	we're doing things a little differently.
0:21.6	We're dropping a mini-series about dealing with conflict.
0:25.4	We're talking about everything from respectfully disagreeing with
0:28.8	your manager to mediating conflict and navigating competition.
0:33.2	Consider this week's batch of episodes
0:35.1	as a guide to handling uncomfortable situations
0:37.9	in a corporate setting and beyond.
0:40.2	That means instead of just one episode,
0:42.4	Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
0:44.6	this week we're giving you two.
0:46.4	A new show that you won't want to miss
0:48.1	plus a classic episode you maybe haven't heard before.
0:51.2	In today's classic episode,
0:52.8	originally released on October 15th, 2021,
	...

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