Philo, Psych, Stoicism

Taking care of one’s mind and sharpening one’s judgment requires crossing the conceptual clarity of philosophy with the scientific rigor of psychology. Far from academic abstraction or marketing self-help, thought is approached here as an active discipline, a tool for daily navigation.

This main category brings together the major fields of self-knowledge and the mechanisms of action: ancient and modern stoicism applied to decision-making, the moral evaluation of our acts (ethics, politics), and existential or epistemological questioning. It covers in depth psychology in all its forms—cognitive, social, and clinical—the contribution of neuroscience and psychoanalysis, alongside the decoding of our reasoning biases and crowd psychology.

I treat these topics as a historian by training, attached to sources and contexts, and as a practitioner of decision-making under stress since 1994. Ancient wisdom and contemporary psychological models are not objects of passive speculation: they are daily put to the test of the market and real life.

Discover the sections below to explore the human mind, flush out collective illusions, and fortify your own mental clarity.