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I read it as "instead of getting angry for losing a 20$ note, consider it the price you pay for tranquility". Which maybe works for yourself, but most of my si
by gattilorenz 10y ago
I read it as "instead of getting angry for losing a 20$ note, consider it the price you pay for tranquility".
Which maybe works for yourself, but most of my significant others of the past would just start complaining that I lost a 20$ bill.
- Pamar 10y agoAnother Stoic tip: Most people are annoying: educate them or just put up with them, there is no third option. Also, always remember you are equally annoying to at least some of them.
- pbhjpbhj 10y agoI prefer to consider the joy of finding money; when you lose it you've almost certainly given someone else that joy.
- jpttsn 10y agoBetter hope the finders don't apply the same logic, or they'll just feel your pain all over again.
- jschwartzi 10y agoJust like when things get stolen from my car, they're inevitably things that the thief might have needed more than me.