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Epictetus was one of the big three stoic philosophers. With the other two being Seneca (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0MLnUr8Zg4) and Marcus Aurelius (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzINgQzXbAg&t=13s).

Epictetus was a slave – but his master, who was secretary to the brutal emperor Nero, allowed Epictetus to study Stoic philosophy under the tutelage of Musonius Rufos.

The teachings of Epictetus are recorded in his discourses, and the Enchiridion – The handbook. And cover how to live a good, Stoic life.

What we will be covering in Enchiridion are a few of the most inspiring quotes from the book.

Epictetus didn't write this book himself, but his student did. This is a short, to the point book on how to live a good, stoic life. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is looking to learn more about Stoicism, Stoic philosophy, or get some of the lessons about Stoicism from one of the big three stoic philosophers in Epictetus.