Life Purpose and Meaning: Pursue and integrate wisdom from various sources

Key Results

• Read 5 classic philosophical texts
  Start value: 0, Target value: 5, Notification frequency: Monthly
• Analyze and reflect on 3 ethical case studies from Ethics Unwrapped
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• Watch and review 10 videos on philosophy from YouTube channels like Wisecrack or The School of Life
  Start value: 0, Target value: 10, Notification frequency: Monthly
• Engage in 6 discussions on philosophy or wisdom in Reddit communities
  Start value: 0, Target value: 6, Notification frequency: Monthly
• Listen to 10 podcast episodes on wisdom and philosophy
  Start value: 0, Target value: 10, Notification frequency: Monthly
• Complete 4 Stoic challenges using The Daily Stoic website or app
  Start value: 0, Target value: 4, Notification frequency: Monthly
• Visit 3 museums or exhibitions on cultural history
  Start value: 0, Target value: 3, Notification frequency: Every 2 months
• Compile 10 meaningful wisdom quotes and reflect on their application to personal life
  Start value: 0, Target value: 10, Notification frequency: Monthly

Initiatives

• Read classic philosophical texts
  Read and reflect on classic philosophical works such as Plato’s "Republic," Aristotle’s "Nicomachean Ethics," and Descartes’ "Meditations on First Philosophy."
• Explore teachings from influential leaders and thinkers
  Study the teachings and writings of influential leaders and thinkers from various fields, such as Mahatma Gandhi, G. K. Chesterton, and Václav Havel. Use biographies and documentaries from Biography or PBS.
• Practice contemplative reading
  Practice slow, thoughtful reading of insightful texts. Use guidelines from Center for Action and Contemplation for effective techniques.
• Subscribe to podcasts on wisdom and philosophy
  Listen to and reflect on podcasts that cover topics on wisdom, philosophy, and personal development such as "The Daily Stoic" or "Philosophize This!"
• Study ancient texts to gain historical wisdom
  Explore ancient texts like "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius, "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu, and "The Analects" by Confucius to gain insights into historical perspectives on wisdom and ethics.
• Visit museums and exhibitions on cultural history
  Explore museums and exhibitions that provide insights into the cultural and historical contexts of various wisdom traditions.
• Incorporate wisdom from personal challenges
  Reflect on and document the lessons learned from personal challenges and hardships, using resources from Verywell Mind to guide this process.