The Stoic Inner Strategy

Confidence Without Certainty – A Daily Insight for Modern Leaders

• Scott Smith • Season 1 • Episode 33

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🎧 Episode Summary

Quote: If it is not right, do not do it; if it is not true, do not say it. — Marcus Aurelius
 
Scott explores why true leadership confidence comes from conviction, not certainty. Leaders act with integrity, even in uncertainty.

🧠 What You’ll Learn Today:

  • Distinguishing true confidence from false certainty
  • Acting decisively with integrity
  • Navigating leadership decisions without guarantees

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  • Moves fast but wants to go deeper
  • Feels the weight of decision fatigue
  • Is building something meaningful and needs inner clarity

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Stoicism, Leadership, Stillness, Inner Strength, Daily Reflection, Business Growth, Entrepreneurship, Mindful Leadership, Resilience, Modern Stoic, The Inner Strategy, Bold Leadership 

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Hosted by Scott Smith, founder of Akhada Consulting, co-founder of ChatWorx, and host of The Outsourcing Blueprint podcast, this series blends ancient Stoic wisdom with real-world business strategy to help you lead with clarity, manage both your teams and yourself effectively, and move with purpose.

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