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🎧 Episode Summary
Marcus Aurelius reflected: “We love ourselves more than others, but care more about their opinions than our own.” Leadership requires courage—the courage to stand for principle even when it costs approval.

🧠 What You’ll Learn Today:

• Why leaders must act from principle, not popularity
• How Stoicism reframes opinion as distraction
• Why courage often means being unpopular

💬 Share This With a Leader Who:

• Struggles with people-pleasing
• Needs courage to make hard calls
• Wants to lead from principle, not popularity

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🔑 Keywords: Stoicism, Leadership, Marcus Aurelius Quote, Alex Hormozi, Hormozi, Courage in Leadership, Popularity vs Principle, Entrepreneur Mindset, The Inner Strategy

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Hosted by Scott Smith, founder of Akhada Consulting, co-founder of ChatWorx, and host of The Outsourcing Blueprint podcast, this series blends ancient Stoic wisdom with real-world business strategy to help you lead with clarity, manage both your teams and yourself effectively, and move with purpose.

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