18
Mar
Don't Play the Game! A Stoic Approach to Staying Out of Office Politics
How to Protect Your Integrity When the Office Gets Political
5 min read
Ryan Erickson
16
Mar
Remember the facts in you retros
In retrospective, face facts without self‑pity: what was in your control? Learn, forgive lapses, and build virtue into tomorrow&
11
Mar
The Stoic Retrospective: Reflection as a Competitive Advantage
Turn your retros from blame sessions into wisdom-building engines with ancient practice
10 min read
09
Mar
Focus on what you control
That is all you need to do.
04
Mar
An Introduction to Stoic Project Management
How a 2,300-Year-Old Philosophy Solves the Problems No PM Tool Can
6 min read
02
Mar
Protecting the team from themselves
Guard the team’s focus by drawing firm, fair lines: keep politics and religion at the door, so every mind
1 min read
25
Feb
Dealing with Difficult Stakeholders & The Stoic Response
From the beginning, they are demanding, uncommunicative about their own decisions, and when you can’t control their behavior, control
10 min read
18
Feb
Premeditatio Malorum, the Stoics' Risk Management
Amid rising team friction, the Stoic PM holds steady: summon courage to name issues plainly without anger, listen first, speak justly, and turn discord into unified momentum. Master emotions to let conflicts sharpen the project.
9 min read
14
Feb
Be the Unmoved Center
Team tension tests a PM's leadership; stay steady amid the storm by facing issues head‑on with courage,
11
Feb
Learning from History and Breaking the Cycle of Project Mistakes
In project management, apply the Stoic dichotomy of control by focusing solely on your actions, decisions, and responses—such as clear communication and risk planning—while accepting external factors beyond your influence, such as stakeholder delays or scope changes.
7 min read