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Seneca
4 BC – 65 AD · Roman Statesman, Stoic Philosopher
Lucius Annaeus Seneca served as advisor to Emperor Nero, amassed enormous wealth, and ultimately was ordered to take his own life. He wrote the most practical letters on how to live ever committed to paper.
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VIR-II-0003“Someone trusted me with something and I didn't let them down.”VIR-III-0019“Someone gave me too much change and I gave it back.”DTH-X-0006“I finally started the thing I've been putting off for years.”DTH-XI-0006“I keep thinking about a loss from years ago that still hurts.”DTH-XII-0008“I'm at the halfway point of my life and I'm taking stock.”DTH-X-0010“I've decided to simplify my life and focus on what actually matters.”DTH-X-0011“I feel like I wasted years of my life and I can't get them back.”VER-XIV-0001“AI is doing my job better than I can. What's the point?”VER-XIV-0002“Everyone's using AI to cheat. Why should I stay honest?”VER-XV-0003“I feel like I'm falling behind because I don't understand AI.”VER-XIII-0004“I deleted social media and my mind is clearer than it's been in years.”VER-XIV-0007“I taught someone older than me how to use AI responsibly.”
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