Stoic

Question 1

Door

Answer 1

Anger lasts longer than hurt. Seneca

Question 2

Buffet

Answer 2

Stop faking progress and make progress. Epictetus

Question 3

Couch

Answer 3

Not what you preach but what you tolerate. Babin

Question 4

Mantle

Answer 4

While you procrastinate life speeds by. Seneca

Question 5

Rocking Chair

Answer 5

Its not what happens that is good or bad but your judgement of it. Epic

Question 6

Sky Chair

Answer 6

We often suffer more in our imagination than in reality. Marcus

Question 7

Bar

Answer 7

Be indifferent to things that dont make a difference. Epic

Question 8

Oven

Answer 8

Before I speak I ask myself if it is better left unsaid. Cato

Question 9

Fridge

Answer 9

I would rather be a producer than a consumer. Jocko

Question 10

Counter Space

Answer 10

Dont argue what makes a good man and be one. Marcus

Question 11

Table

Answer 11

Contentment is knowing what is in your control and what is not. Epic

Question 12

Dresser

Answer 12

You must own everything in your world. Jocko.

Question 13

Under the bed

Answer 13

Search others for virtues and yourself for vices. Franklin

Question 14

Bed

Answer 14

Wake up each day knowing you will face dysfunctional people. Marcus

Question 15

My night stand

Answer 15

Find something you stink at and get good. Rogan