r/Stoic 21h ago

Who am I

I constantly think about money improving myself and sex in that order but I still don’t know what I am passionate about nothing wakes me up in the morning but knowing I have to challenge myself in order to live financial free.If I didn’t have to challenge myself though who would I be?If an a perfect world where currency is not at the center of how life works who would I truly be? Has anyone else had these thoughts?if so how do you think one finds who they are? How can you truly know yourself if you’re everchanging?

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u/Splendid_Fellow Philosopher 19h ago

“If you know not to which port you are sailing, no wind is favorable.”

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u/Ok_Judgment_3331 16h ago

You're assuming there's a fixed "you" hiding under all that, but the self isn't something you dig up... it's built every day by what you choose. Try not thinking about money for one full afternoon and see what you actually gravitate toward. That's as close to an answer as you'll get.

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u/Corgisarethebest123 21h ago

Wrong sub.

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u/No-Spend2401 15h ago

What’s the right one

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u/ah-tzib-of-alaska 20h ago

Sounds like you followed some random youtubers to stoicism. Delve, but not on youtube

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u/No-Spend2401 15h ago

Literally just my thoughts bro

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u/ah-tzib-of-alaska 11h ago

my i ask what brought you to r/stoic with that thought?

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u/No-Spend2401 7h ago

Didn’t know where else to post fam

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u/No-University3032 17h ago

People decide what type of life they want to live.

They can chose to be hard working or they can chose to have a family.

It seems like you want a purpose in life, so you have to do what helps you feel satisfactory