Paul Cleverley, FCSP

My experiences include 19 years teaching college courses as an adjunct professor, in addition to over a decade of teaching high school students.

I’ve studied Yoga, Dao, Chan Buddhism, and Christianity. After retirement, I spent six years traveling in Asia. I first encountered the words of Epictetus in 1987 in a critical thinking chapter of a psychology textbook, and my education with the College of Stoic Philosophers has since enriched my life considerably.

In addition to traveling, I enjoy fly tying and fishing, playing the guitar, and studying astronomy, earth sciences, ancient history, and philosophy.

I have a sweet wife, two children, and four grandchildren.

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Paul Cleverley

Paul Cleverley, FCSP

My experiences include 19 years teaching college courses as an adjunct professor, in addition to over a decade of teaching high school students.

I’ve studied Yoga, Dao, Chan Buddhism, and Christianity. After retirement, I spent six years traveling in Asia. I first encountered the words of Epictetus in 1987 in a critical thinking chapter of a psychology textbook, and my education with the College of Stoic Philosophers has since enriched my life considerably.

In addition to traveling, I enjoy fly tying and fishing, playing the guitar, and studying astronomy, earth sciences, ancient history, and philosophy.

I have a sweet wife, two children, and four grandchildren.