(Encore) Bridging the Past and Present: How WWII Values Inspire Purposeful Living

Live Without Borders: A Stoic Podcast for Traveling Citizens of the World

What do courage and resilience truly mean?
As the anniversary of D-Day approaches, I reflect on the incredible bravery of the 'Greatest Generation' during World War II, drawing inspiration from my visits to historic locations such as Auschwitz and Churchill's War Rooms in London.
From blackouts to rationing, the everyday experiences of European civilians during WWII serve as a testament to human resilience.
In the film Saving Private Ryan, a dying Captain Miller says to Matt Damon's character: "Earn this." He was also speaking to us.
We have a responsibility to earn the lives that other people died for. In this episode, I talk about how we can do this by showing up as Stoic leaders and embodying courage, wisdom, moderation, and justice in our own lives.
By giving ourselves space to think and show up as our best selves, we can strive to live a life of meaning that honors the sacrifices of the Greatest Generation.
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Kapitel

1. Stoic Leadership and Resilience in WWII (00:00:00)

2. Finding Meaning in History and Travel (00:04:53)

3. Living Intentionally in a Chaotic World (00:16:15)

4. Living a Life of Purpose (00:21:59)