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From The Stoic Fable Book by Phil Van Treuren


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Listen to the Narration:

While digging one day, Groundhog hurt his paw on a sharp stone. Robin was flying by and saw Groundhog limping, so he flew down to ask what had happened.

“Does it hurt very much?” Robin asked after Groundhog told him about the sharp stone.

“Yes, but challenges like this have good in them, too,” Groundhog said. “I’ve been given something difficult to endure, and it might help me get ready for tougher things.”


For Parents: What Stoic Quote Does This Story Illustrate?

“Every difficulty in life presents us with an opportunity to turn inward and to invoke our own inner resources. The trails we endure can and should introduce us to our strengths.”

Epictetus

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