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StoicPath
A bilingual Stoic reading and reflection website that connects Epictetus’s Enchiridion to everyday situations, practical exercises, and response checks.
Context & problem
Stoic texts can feel distant from everyday life. I created StoicPath to make the Enchiridion easier to approach through plain-language explanations, realistic examples, and questions readers can consider at their own pace.
Outcome
Readers can explore 52 principles, reflect on daily prompts, and practice choosing responses across 36 everyday scenarios in Indonesian or English.
Engineering decisions
Built a bilingual Next.js reading experience with MDX content and next-intl. Connected principles to situation-based reading paths, daily reflection prompts, and an interactive response check. Each response receives an explanation, a relevant principle, and a small exercise, with progress saved in the current tab.
My contribution
Created a searchable collection of 52 principles with topic filters and reading progress.
Built an interactive response check with 36 scenarios and contextual feedback.
Connected anxiety, anger, loss, and failure to relevant principles and practical reflection.
Provided Indonesian and English reading experiences, theme controls, and shareable principle images.
Kept source quotations distinct from modern interpretations and illustrative examples.