Ancient Secrets To Learning More, Making Better Decisions, And Future-Proofing Your Life
“Happiness then is the best, noblest, and most pleasant thing in the world.” — Aristotle If you ask anyone what they want most out of life, their answer will almost Continue Reading
In 165 AD, Roman troops were besieging Ctesiphon, the capital city of the Parthian Empire, located in what is today the territory of Iraq. The army led by Avidius Cassius, Continue Reading
In ancient Greek mythology, Achilles was the greatest warrior who ever lived, swift-footed and strong, he could slay his enemies with ease. According to the legends that were told around Continue Reading
Analogies are not perfect tools, but they can be used in order to understand current problems, and to create solutions. The secret to using analogies successfully is keeping in mind Continue Reading
Many leaders act on the basis of analogies from the past that they have in their heads. The action that they undertake can be quite clouded based on which analogy Continue Reading
People get angry all the time, and anger was something that the ancient philosophers would often discuss. For them, it was at the root of many problems. Guys like Seneca, Continue Reading
The Roman Republic officially ended in 27 BC, when Octavian became Augustus, the first emperor of Rome. However, it had been dying long before. The process took over a hundred Continue Reading
Imagine a situation when you are under siege. Your army is small, your position is weak and a stronger enemy is at your gates. This doesn’t have to be just Continue Reading
In 27 BC, 727 years after the founding of the city of Rome and in the second year of the 188th Olympiad, a momentous event happened, one that would change Continue Reading