An idea from Letters from a Stoic

Advice to live on little and scorn money came from one of the richest men in Rome. In 58, an accuser said he had gathered 300 million sesterces in 4 years at the emperor’s side. He advised as a fellow patient in the same hospital, not as a cured doctor.

From Letters from a Stoic by Seneca

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