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Stoic memento mori — remember you will die

The Stoics kept death visible not as punishment but as clarification. To remember that you will die is to ask, with each moment, whether this is how you want to spend the time that remains. Marcus Aurelius wrote his reminders not for posterity but for breakfast.

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