Talk:Retirement
Surplus
edit- Seneca the Younger, in advising retirement, had also warned of dangers. In a dialogue called “On Tranquility of Mind,” he wrote that idleness and isolation could bring to the fore all the consequences of having lived life in the wrong way, consequence that people usually avoided by keeping busy—that is, by continuing to live life in the wrong way.
- Sarah Bakewell, How to Live (2010), pp. 29-30. -- find source of paraphrase