A person who can endure pain or hardship without complaining is stoic. Having qualities that make you more resilient, happier, and wiser – and as a result, a better person.
Your clothes don’t define the person you are. The only way to tell a stoic is by their character, personality, philosophy of logic, ethics, and view of the natural world.
Define your purpose, determine your flaws and false beliefs , establish your relationships with everyone around you, define your motivation, goals, desires, and things you love. All this makes you, you!
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