Journaling Idea - On Evidence.

What kinds of evidence do you use to solve problems or make decisions every day?

When do you use your own experiences, and when do you need information from others?

Journal in Stoic

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Natalia Łobodzińska

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Aug 26, 2023

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Natalia Łobodzińska
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Natalia oversees all content inside the Stoic app — from guided journals to daily prompts. She works closely with therapists and writers to make sure every word helps users reflect and grow. She also manages translations to keep the experience thoughtful and consistent across languages.

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Can you describe a time when you thought one thing, but felt another?

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