Memento Mori: The Stoic Way

⭐ “It is not dying that a man should worry, however he should fear never beginning to stay.” – Marcus Aurelius

Memento Mori isn't your common motivation or well-being app. It is a “Swiss knife bringing collectively all aspects of a good life as per Stoic philosophy. The instruments vary from motivational quotes to journals, and task supervisor to wholesome habits.

Today, anxiety, stress, and deteriorating psychological health are a worldwide epidemic due to busy lives with no house to connect with self. To make it worse, there are tens of millions of options that treat these problems only on the surface with really feel good motivation or music, but not improving the basis cause. It is like applying bandage when the affected person wants an operation! And our aim is to supply this operation, the traditional Stoic knowledge.

▌THE STOIC WAY OF LIFE

“We undergo extra in imagination than in reality - Seneca

Stoicism is the philosophy of leaders, creating:

• Discipline of Desire: Understand and regulate feelings, becoming calm

• Discipline of Assent: Resolve conflicts and fewer reactive by thinking critically

• Discipline of Action: Be more responsible, fearless, and kinder

Stoicism, that led to fashionable psychological methods like Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), teachers that happiness is an inner job, that comes with growing a balance of wishes, thoughts, and actions. A Stoic makes one of the best out of what is of their management and doesn't let something exterior control trouble them, like opinions of others, weather, and so on. In phrases of Nassim Taleb, “A Stoic is a Buddhist with attitude.”

Above all, our central theme is the best motivator, “Memento Mori,” which interprets to Remember that you have to die, an idea close to Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius, who mentioned, “You might go away life proper now. Let that decide what you do and say and suppose.”

Memento Mori uses limited lifespan as a filter to cut all the noise and trivial day by day issues out of your life, and assist you to focus all of the vitality on targets that matter!

▌WHY USE MEMENTO MORI?

❓ Losing monitor of targets and greater picture?

❓ Interested in Stoicism to design your greatest life?

❓ Tired of juggling multiple apps for journaling, duties, and motivation?

❓ Want to keep all the motivation, targets, and guiding knowledge in a single place?

❓ Stressed by the ups and downs of life and even meditation seems ineffective in lengthy run?

▌FEATURES

Memento Mori is your Stoic companion throughout all elements of a contented life: Motivation Planning Action Reflection

Life Clock: Keep passage of time in perspective with a timer

Life Goals: Never lose focus of your goals throughout totally different elements of life

✔️ Task Planner: Plan and observe your actions with the duty manager

Stoic Exercises: Build disciplined habits with 24 Stoic exercises

Guided Journals: Unpack your thoughts with gratitude journal, diary of life stories, and quote reflections

Surreal Moments: Calming experiences throughout the app with peaceable music and images of nature

Breathing Exercises: Simple scientific breathing workouts to energize, focus, or calm down the mind

Motivation Learning: Build a progress mindset with quotes and traditional Stoic books

️ Mementos: Reminders of old journals, quotes, stoic workouts, and objectives, so you can introspect on past, assess progress, and plan future direction

To make it higher, you'll be able to carry Memento Mori offline with out worry of web and we respect your privacy by giving full control of information, notifications and nil adverts.

▌A WORD OF GRATITUDE

Your support means a lot to me!

Memento Mori is a solo-developer's challenge (so far) with the goal of spreading Stoicism and good life. Being solo has helped me keep the price low, but if it adjustments in future, you'll still be eligible for the unique lower cost you subscribed for. This is my promise

▌RISE TO YOUR POTENTIAL

Enough of merely present. It’s time to be really alive.

“How long are you going to attend before you demand the best for yourself?” - Epictetus