About the Stoic Student

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My goal 🎯

My goal is to share knowledge that I gained and could benefit you.

But, due to the fact that I am only a student, I, too, still have to learn... and so I am always open for debates because thats how we test our beliefs, folks.





Areas of Knowledge 🧠

My main area of knowledge is Stoic Philosophy. But I also know a few things about sports (running and weightlifting in particular), a few other philosophies and masculinity in general. 


I like to think I am capable of striking a balance between all these in my life but I am not. Sorry





Audience 🎧 

This one is for you. Are you interested in becoming smarter in your life choices? Duh.

If your goal is to

- Be a better version of yourself

- Learn more about philosophy or

- Become a better person


I can help you… but you will still have to do the work yourself.


If YOU have something you think you can teach me, I think that, as students, we have to help each other out! 





What I will share 🤳

As I’ve said, the primary goal of my website is to make a difference in anyone’s life. Therefore, I will share what has helped me, so that it may help you too!







The Stoic Student

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