<transcript><audio_0> Mais beaucoup des plus importantes sont apprises bien trop tard. En avançant dans la vie, nous nous retrouvons souvent à regarder en arrière avec des regrets, souhaitant avoir su plus tôt ce que nous savons maintenant, que ce soit la réalisation</transcript><caption><image_1>The image is a digital illustration of the Colosseum in Rome, Italy. The colossion is a large, circular structure with multiple levels and arches. In the center of the image, there is a statue of a man with his arms raised in the air, standing in front of a crowd of people. The statue is white and appears to be made of marble. The background is black, and the text "Nous nous retrouvons souvent à" is written in white letters above the statue. The text is in French, which translates to "Retrovons Souvent a" in English. The image appears to have been edited, as there are no other elements in the image.</caption><transcript><audio_2> La créativité du temps, la compréhension de ce qui compte vraiment ou l'acceptation des choses que nous ne pouvons pas contrôler, ces révélations viennent souvent après que nous ayons commis des erreurs, subi des pertes.</transcript><caption><image_3>The image is a black and white illustration of a bust of a man with a long beard and curly hair. The man appears to be ancient and has a serious expression on his face. He is wearing a robe and is standing in front of a black background. The text on the image reads "Nous ne pouvons pas controller" which translates to "You are the controller" in English. There is also a red logo on the bottom right corner of the image.</caption><transcript><audio_4> ...</transcript><caption><image_5>The image is a black and white illustration of a bust of a man with a beard and mustache. The man is wearing a white robe and has a serious expression on his face. He appears to be in his late thirties or early 20th century. The background is black and there is a red banner at the bottom with the text "Offre une sagesse intemporelle" which translates to "Off the Sagesse Intemporele" in English. The banner also has a logo of a red square with a white circle in the center.</caption><transcript><audio_6> Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada</transcript><video><caption><image_7>The image is a black and white portrait of a man with curly hair and a beard. He is wearing a robe with a ruffled collar and appears to be in his late thirties or early 20th century. The man has a serious expression on his face and is looking directly at the camera. The background is plain white. On the right side of the image, there is a red banner with the text "Épanouie et avec moins de" which translates to "The history of the people of the world" in English.</caption><caption><image_8>The image is a black and white illustration of a Roman soldier in full armor, standing in front of a temple. The soldier is wearing a helmet with a large eagle on top and a shield on his head. He is holding two swords in his hands and is standing in a battle-ready stance. The temple behind him is made of stone and has columns and arches. The background is a cloudy sky with clouds. The image is accompanied by text that reads "De vie que la plupart des gens" which translates to "The battle of the gods" in English.</caption></video><transcript><audio_9> 1. Le temps est notre ressource.</transcript> life is full of lessons but many of the most important ones are learned far too late as we move forward in life we ​​often find ourselves looking back with regret wishing we had known instead what we know now whether it was the realization of the transience of  time understanding what really matters or accepting the things we cannot control these revelations often come after we have made mistakes suffered losses or faced adversity stoicism an ancient philosophy born in Greece and later  adopted by the Romans offers timeless wisdom that can help us learn these vital lessons rather in life by integrating Stoic principles we can face life's challenges with greater clarity of purpose and resilience thus leading to a more fulfilled life  and with less regret in this video we 'll explore six life lessons that most people learn too late and how the stoians can help you adopt these lessons now to promote self-improvement and a life of peace and  meaning 1 time is our most
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