Cicero frames self-improvement as a long-duration investment: labor on yourself from youth, and the harvest arrives in age. The yield isn't fame or fortune — it's psychological comfort, a well-worn conscience, and memories of good actions producing 'unspeakable Comfort to the Soul.' This reframes ageing not as decline but as the harvest season of a virtuous life.
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