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Naming of this journal and email service
The current blog’s name is more of a description than a proper name.
I propose a few names considering my direction for this blog and email service.
My mission statement:
“A compendium of letters blending technology startup management, stoic philosophy, active lifestyle ethos, and a love for culture. It aims to mentor and inspire through insightful content and practical advice, focusing on personal and professional growth for a balanced and fulfilling life.”
~ Uki D. Lucas
Please consider that Zeno, the founder of Stoic philosophy, was a Greek. Marcus Aurelius, a Roman emperor, wrote in Greek as it was customary for educated classes.
Remember that “Stoic” philosophy comes from “stoa,” a painted porch where philosophers met.
Per Uki’s request: DALL·E 2024-04-28 03.05.26 - A tranquil and reflective scene set in ancient Greece, depicting a painted porch (stoa) with classical Greek columns and architecture.
Proposed names and their approximate meanings
The Stoic Ethos (character), Greek) www.EthosStoikos.com
The Stoic Virtue, Greek www.StoaArete.com
The Stoic Wisdom, Latin www.StoaSapientia.com
The Stoic Knowledge (wisdom), Greek www.StoaSopheia.com
I need your opinion on this blog and email's name.The current blog’s name is more of a description than a proper name. I propose a few names considering my direction for this blog and email service. |
Please let me know which you like the most. I will send an email poll. You can select it here, or you can reply to any of my previous emails.
View my choice of books on Amazon
“Breakfast with Seneca: A Stoic Guide to the Art of Living” by David R. FidelerI purchased this edition on November 27, 2023As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
“On the Good Life” by Marcus Tullius CiceroI purchased this edition on June 12, 2023As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
“More Than Happiness: Buddhist and Stoic Wisdom for a Sceptical Age” by Antonia MacaroI purchased this edition on July 12, 2023As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
“Meditations: A New Translation” by Marcus Aurelius (author), Gregory Hays (translator)I purchased this edition on April 28, 2024 (today!)As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.