People have different definitions of greatness or success.
Maybe you think yourself powerful because you have a lot of people working for you. Or successful because you have a full calendar. Or important because you’ve been on TV. Or happy because you go from one pleasurable activity to the next.
But do you know what Seneca considered the sign of greatness?
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