What is stoicism?
from the word resilience？or I misunderstood？please correct me！
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No, stocism is not steadfastness, rather it is correct to say “firmness”. And so, Stocism is a philosophical trend that was formed in Athens 300 years before our era. There were several periods: ancient standing, middle and new.
Stoicism is a philosophical school that originated in Athens around 300 BC.. This direction is still popular and has its own followers.
Three main principles that a person should master in stoicism::
In fact, based on the teaching, a stoic person can be described as a person who is resistant to external influences. Keeping calm and firm in their views.