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"Marcus Aurelius had workaholic tendencies. Even if he hadn\\u2019t had the most important job in the world, we get the sense that he would have treated his work that way. He was one of those all-in types. When he discovered philosophy, he slept on the floor and practiced poverty to his mother\\u2019s frustration. When he found an author he liked, he dove deeply into their work. And when he became emperor, he was available around the clock, he hardly ever took extended time off, and his idea of leisure was attending philosophy lectures.\\xa0 'People who love what they do wear themselves down doing it,' he wrote, 'they even forget to wash or eat.'"

Find out how Marcus countered these tendencies and how you can do the same in today's Daily Stoic Podcast.

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