“This is the price paid for apathy, for tranquillity, and nothing is to be had for nothing.”
Epictetus, Enchiridion 12. Higginson's translation (1865). Apathy here means freedom from troubling passions, not laziness.
Letting a small loss go without a row is the price of a calm shift. Usually worth paying.
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