Zen Stoic Path Show
You are here because you believe that it is better to be a warrior in a garden, than a gardener in a war.
You want to conquer your goals without sacrificing your well-being, while also enjoying the things that matter most -- like spending time with people you love and pursuing your interests without guilt.
The Zen Stoic Path will guide you along the path to unshakable inner peace. You’ll be ready to conquer any challenge life throws your way -- while being peacefully present to each moment.
This unique approach blends the timeless wisdom of Zen Buddhism and Stoic philosophies--while integrating modern techniques of emotional mastery.
As you embark upon this journey with us, you can apply thousands of years of lessons...to improve your life today.
If you’re ready to:
Walk the path of your highest contribution so you genuinely feel fulfilled
Make decisions with precision and confidence, without wavering
Have time to relax or pursue your creative gifts...guilt-free
Be fully present with the ones you love, so your connections continually grow
The Zen Stoic Podcast will give you the power to use your emotions as a compass to guide you to supreme liberation. Nearly 100,000 listeners have benefited from this wisdom, and you can too.
Create unshakeable inner peace with the Zen Stoic Path today.
- Update frequency
- every 6 days
- Average duration
- 28 minutes
- Episodes
- 173
- Years Active
- 2021 - 2024
Interview With Jason Brazil
Jason has been actively involved in sports and martial arts since he was a kid. He has an intimate understanding of athletic injuries and dysfunctional patterns that can cause imbalance, pain, and su…
What is Zen Stoicism? What is the difference between Zen and Stoicism?
The Zen Stoic Intentions and Delusions Part 2 of 4: Understanding and Control
The Zen Stoic Intentions and Delusions Part 1 of 4: Embrace and Resistance
Origin Story of Zen Stoicism
Trying To Do It All Yourself
- Trusting yourself and being self-sufficient are not mutually exclusive from asking for help. But there is a big difference between being someone who asks for help because you’ve become dependent on o…
Trust Yourself
- Zen’s style of action is to enter everything wholeheartedly without having to keep an eye on itself. This is what it is to have trust.
- There is great value in believing in yourself. If you cannot trus…
Bamboo Acrobat
- When you are mindful about your own balance in life, you reduce the chance of your mess falling into someone else’s path.
- Being self-sufficient allows you a greater capability to help others, as you c…
Interview With Danny Frank
Audience Q&A: How do I find my purpose or passion in life?
- Pay attention to the problems in life that stir up unpleasant emotions within you! This is where your purpose can be uncovered. Unpleasant feelings are most abundant in raw material for creativity! …
The Gossip Trap
- We’re all guilty of this to some degree. In a world where everyone’s business is all over the internet, the temptation to talk about someone behind their back seems higher than ever. But not just tal…
The View From Above
- It is so easy for us to miss the forest through the trees. We live in the age of the “selfie.” The widespread perspective has become warped, where everything revolves around our own perception of our…
The Moon Cannot Be Stolen
- “He has the most who is content with the least.” -Diogenes
- “It is not the man who has little, but he who desires more, that is poor.” -Seneca
- “He is richest who is content with the least, for content…
Interview With Micah Scarbrough
Micah has been training in martial arts for over 28yrs. Including Muay Thai and San Shou kickboxing, as well as wrestling in high school. After discovering BJJ in 2006 he decided to dedicate the rest…
Audience Q&A: How do I move past my regrets and let go of the past?
“We think that the world is limited and explained by its past. We tend to think that what happened in the past determines what is going to happen next, and we do not see that it is exactly the other …
What Happens When You Hoard Your Potential
- You don’t have to sacrifice all practicality in order to pursue your creative passions. There is no rule that your creative passions need to become your vocation and that you need to do what you love…
A Noble Goal
- “One of the key paradoxes in Buddhism is that we need goals to be inspired, to grow, and to develop, even to become enlightened, but at the same time we must not get overly fixated or attached to the…
Blind Man With A Lantern
- We all want to feel better about ourselves. Life is difficult, there is pain and suffering and sometimes, we would love nothing more than for there to be a quick fix, or for things to be easier and l…
Interview With Kevin Crenshaw, "The Heart Guy"
After surviving a few near-death experiences and overcoming addiction, codependency, and anxiety; Kevin has dedicated his life to sharing how he did it and the wisdom he learned in the process.
Kevin…
Audience Q&A: Is Happiness Overrated?
- We hear people say all the time, “I want to be happy,” or “do what makes you happy.”
- This advice is hardly useful in any practical way because what we think makes us happy is actually an abstraction o…