The hand that moves on its own
You pick up your phone without deciding to. You were going to check the time, and fifteen minutes later you’re still there.
Stoic Kit

Thirty wallpapers with classical art and a short order from Seneca, Epictetus or Marcus Aurelius. The screen you look at most stops distracting you and starts giving you orders.
You pick up your phone without deciding to. You were going to check the time, and fifteen minutes later you’re still there.
The first things you see in the morning are messages, news and other people’s to-dos. Your day starts on everybody else’s agenda.
You read Marcus Aurelius, underlined lines, promised yourself you’d live that way. By mid-afternoon, at the first problem, you can’t remember a single one.
A message comes in that offends you and you answer before you think. Then you regret it.
Your wallpaper is a photo you don’t even see anymore. The thing you look at most in your life tells you nothing.
The problem isn’t that you don’t know what to do. It’s that you don’t remember it at the moment it matters.
The Stoics knew that virtue gets forgotten if you don’t keep it in sight.
Seneca passed on to Lucilius a piece of advice he had taken from Epicurus: choose a good man and keep him always before your eyes, so you live as if he were watching (Letters to Lucilius, 11).
Epictetus asked his students to keep their principles at hand, day and night, to use them at the right moment and not just to talk about them.
Marcus Aurelius, an emperor in the middle of a war, wrote himself the same rules over and over. His Meditations are exactly that: reminders so he wouldn’t forget who he wanted to be.
They had wax tablets and letters. You have a screen you look at all day. Use it.
“No more debating what a good man should be. Be one.”
Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, X, 16
Thirty wallpapers for your phone. Thirty short orders. One every time you pick it up.
Every wallpaper leaves the clock area at the top and the icon area at the bottom clear. The whole line reads. A tiny signature, no logos in the way.
The quotations are original translations of verified passages, with their author and work. The lines without an author are Stoicism for Winners rules, written for these wallpapers.

The Stoic Lock Screen isn’t a lone PDF: it’s a 5-piece kit, ready to download.

1080 × 1920, iPhone and Android
A different one for every day of the month.
2560 × 1440
The ten best, in landscape format.
4 pages
iPhone, Android, automatic daily rotation and computer.
Author, work and passage, what moment each is for and a concrete action for that day.
Six rules so the line doesn’t fade into the background.
One payment. You download it today and it’s yours.

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Five Weapons of Character.
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See moreEight Volumes to Temper Your Character.
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See moreFive Volumes on What You Leave Behind.
The pack $37.97 · on their own $64.85
See moreTo keep the idea in sight: 30 wallpapers for your phone and 10 for your computer.
On its own $6.97
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The Stoic Lock Screen comes included in The Stoic’s Library, with all 18 volumes.
One payment, and no battle left uncovered. All 18 volumes and The Stoic Lock Screen for $99.97: $5.55 per volume, compared with $238.43 if you buy them one by one.
I’d rather have the complete LibraryEverything is digital and you download it from the Hotmart download email. The texts and printable sheets come as PDFs; the phone wallpapers are high-resolution PNG images.
As soon as your payment is confirmed, Hotmart sends you an email with the link to download the kit. There’s no platform to log into and no classes to follow: you download the files once and they’re yours to keep.
It arrives in 4 files:
If you don’t see the email, check your spam or promotions folder. With the email you used to buy, you can sign in to your Hotmart account and download the files again whenever you want.
You can print the PDF guide without any trouble. The wallpapers are made for the screen: you don’t need to print anything.
Yes. The PDFs read well on any phone. The wallpapers are sized exactly for your phone.
No. It’s written in plain language, without academic jargon. Every idea from Marcus Aurelius, Seneca or Epictetus comes with something concrete for you to do.
You have a 7-day money-back guarantee from the date of purchase. If it isn’t what you expected, request a refund through your Hotmart account and you’ll get the full amount back, no questions asked.
With a credit or debit card or with PayPal, on Hotmart’s secure checkout. In the US you can also choose Pay Later. Prices are in US dollars; outside the US, Hotmart shows you the amount in your local currency. Sales tax, if it applies in your state, is calculated at checkout.
No. You pay once. No monthly fees, no renewals.
Every time you pick up your phone, something gives you an order: a notification, a headline, a sale. Starting today, let the first order be yours.
You look at your phone dozens of times a day. Let it remind you every time of who you are.