Read or listen to the Daily Stoic
This is a great alternative to carrying a book around with me everyday, especially as I travel a lot."
I love wearing my band! It has become a conversation starter with friends and family. I am enjoying the process of educating those close to me about Stoicism."
I love the idea of having to purchase 2 bands at once! I have given one as a gift to my partner who is now also starting to practise the Stoic mindset."
I love that everyday the webpage provides both a summary and an interpretation."
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Reflections on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Essence of Living
at your finger tips daily
2x NFC Enabled Wrist BandsAutomatically Updated With Daily Stoicisms
Description
The original and first of its kind, the Stoic Band. The most convenient way to practise Stoicism each and every day.
Simply hold your iPhone or Android device up to the band for our Stoicism quote of the day - no need to carry a book around with you everyday! Now with audio!
Our band has created a community of like minded Stoics, wear with confidence and pride.
- 1x black band
- 1x cream band
The webpage updates daily depending where you in the World.
The Stoic Band is only available in packs of 2 - one for yourself and the other for the important person in your life.
- The webpage updates daily with a quote, summary and interpretation
- Converstaion starter
- Made from 100% eco friendly silicone
- Fully waterproof
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Heat resistant -30 to 90℃
- 60mm diametre
- 2.1mm thickness
- Smooth texture for ultimate comfort
Updated every 24 hours, our NFC enabled wrist band will take you direct to the Daily Stoicism where you can read or even listen to the quote, summary and interoperation.
Audio example:
Updated every 24 hours, our NFC enabled wrist band will take you direct to the Daily Stoicism where you can read or even listen to the quote, summary and interoperation.
Audio example:
The Stoic Band
The first of its kind!
For those of us who navigate life in the real world, there is a branch of philosophy perfectly suited for us: Stoicism. This philosophy aims to make us more resilient, happier, virtuous, and wise—ultimately transforming us into better individuals, parents, and professionals.
Stoicism has influenced some of history's most notable leaders. It has been embraced by kings, presidents, artists, writers, and entrepreneurs alike. Figures such as Marcus Aurelius, Frederick the Great, Montaigne, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Adam Smith, John Stuart Mill, Theodore Roosevelt, and General James Mattis—to name just a few—have all been shaped by Stoic philosophy.
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Zeno of Citium – Founder of Stoicism
FAQ's
What is a Stoic?
A Stoic is a practitioner of Stoicism, a philosophical system founded in ancient Greece by Zeno of Citium around the early 3rd century BCE. Stoicism teaches the development of self-control, fortitude, and rational thinking as a means to overcome destructive emotions and live in harmony with nature.
What is a Stoicism
Stoicism is a school of Hellenistic philosophy founded in Athens by Zeno of Citium in the early 3rd century BCE. It is a philosophy of personal ethics informed by its system of logic and its views on the natural world
What are the key principles of a Stoic?
- Virtue as the Highest Good: Stoics believe that living a virtuous life is the ultimate goal. Virtue, for them, is synonymous with wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance.
- Emotional Resilience: Stoics strive to maintain tranquility by accepting things beyond their control and focusing on what they can change. They practice techniques to remain unaffected by external events and emotions.
- Rationality: Reason and logic are fundamental to Stoic practice. Stoics aim to think clearly and act rationally, guided by their understanding of nature and the cosmos.
- Nature and the Universe: Stoicism teaches that everything is interconnected and governed by a rational structure. Living in accordance with nature means understanding this order and accepting one’s place within it.
- Control and Acceptance: A core Stoic principle is distinguishing between what is within one’s control (thoughts, actions) and what is not (external events, others’ actions). By accepting the latter, Stoics aim to achieve inner peace.
How do I become a Stoic?
- Study Stoic philosophy
- Understand key concepts
- Practice daily reflection
- Apply Stoic exercises
- Focus on virtue
- Control your reactions
- Engage with a community
- Live with purpose
- Continuous learning
What is a Stoic mindset?
A Stoic mindset embodies the principles and practices of Stoicism, focusing on developing inner strength, emotional resilience, and rational thinking.