Forgive the Buzzfeed headline but, sometimes, they’re totally deserved. I’d been looking forward to speak to Kai Whiting for a while. Why? Because he’s a Stoic philosopher lecturing at Louvain University in Belgium; sustainability campaigner with a background in environmental engineering; and author of 'Being Better: Stoicism for a World Worth Living In'.
Kai already had a great start but then, at the start of the interview, he revealed something all of my research hadn’t turned up. The thing I learnt about our impressive Stoic philosopher is super interesting and couldn’t be more on-brand for The LIfefulness Project.
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