Created by
Michael Sloggett

Why this programme exists

Most people do not need another motivational speech. They do not need another quote saved to their phone or another productivity system they abandon three days later. They need a standard they can come back to when the day gets hard, the market moves against them, or the plan they made in a calm moment is tested by pressure.

That is the reason Michael created 365 Days of Relentless Stoicism. It is a daily mental conditioning programme built around a simple practice: read one lesson, apply it to the day in front of you, and return tomorrow. The aim is not to sound disciplined. The aim is to become more reliable when it matters.

Who it is for

The programme is for people building something difficult. That can mean a trader trying to follow a process after a loss, an operator carrying responsibility through uncertainty, an entrepreneur trying to make decisions without certainty, or anyone tired of handing their behaviour over to mood and circumstance.

Stoicism is useful here because it is practical. It draws a hard line between what a person can control and what they cannot. You cannot control the next market move, another person's opinion, or whether a difficult season arrives. You can control your preparation, your response, and whether you keep the promises you make to yourself.

How the 365-day format works

The year-long format is intentional. One insight does not change a pattern. Repetition does. Each day presents a short lesson and a clear point of application. The work moves through ownership, discipline, resilience, execution, and leadership, not as abstract concepts but as standards for how to behave when pressure is real.

The programme is free to start. Its cost is attention and consistency. It asks participants to show up daily, be honest about where their standard slips, and do the next right thing without needing the conditions to be perfect first.

Michael, MTC Education, and the wider work

365 Days of Relentless Stoicism is created by Michael through MTC Education. The programme has its own purpose: a daily practice for discipline and self-command. It does not replace Michael's official personal site or the work published through his AI Lab. Each site has a distinct role, and each offers a different route into the work.

On this site, the focus is the daily programme itself. The lessons, the practice, and the decision to keep a standard over time. Readers who want more of Michael's writing can also read his existing article about why he built 365 Days of Relentless Stoicism.