Eudaimoniaq Podcast
Eudaimoniaq Podcast
Podcast Description
Join us on the Eudaimoniaq Podcast, where philosophy meets self-improvement. Inspired by Stoicism, timeless wisdom, and modern psychology, we dive deep into the principles that lead to a life of purpose, discipline, and growth. Whether it’s mastering your mindset, building better habits, or finding clarity in a chaotic world, this podcast is your guide to becoming the best version of yourself eudaimoniaq.substack.com
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The podcast focuses on self-improvement, philosophy, and practical psychology, with episodes exploring themes such as the foundations of entrepreneurship, the meaning of success, positive mindsets influenced by eastern philosophy, and the psychology of desires. Specific episode examples include deep dives into balancing passion and financial freedom, the relationship between self-improvement and self-rejection, and the impact of mindset on decision-making.

Conversations with thinkers on progress, science, philosophy, psychology, economics, meditation and the evolving human condition
Sarah Fitz-Claridge is a writer, speaker, and the founder of Taking Children Seriously together with David Deutsch. Taking Children Seriously is a new/different view of children—as being full people whose wishes matter just like ours do, whose lack of consent matters just as much as ours does, whose reasons for their wishes make sense, just like ours do, follow Sarah on Twitter
We talk about coercion, education, freedom, parenting, happiness, and what it means to truly take children seriously. Topics are outlined in the timestamps below.
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Timestamps
00:00 – Intro
00:38 – Why civilisations overlook children
11:39 – Do we still lack the knowledge of how to raise children otherwise?
15:25 – Is coercion increasing in the way children are raised
27:28 – Inexplicit coercion, is it intentional?
30:28 – Rationalize your reasons to your children
33:03 – We experience the childhood coercion and do the same to our kids
36:56 – Does internal coercion precedes external coercion
43:57 – Teaching problem solving to children
45:46 – Balancing parental desires and child autonomy
56:08 – Coercion is not always wrong
1:01:57 – Raising children without an agenda
1:05:07 – Outcome oriented philosophies are mistaken
1:07:04 – The bucket theory of the mind
1:17:31 – Why having the right epistemology is crucial
1:31:40 – Optimism and pessimism in life
1:37:53 – The most important thing Sarah learned
1:39:24 – Advice to people
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