Aristotle's golden rule for a balanced life
Ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle proposed the "golden mean," defining virtue as a balanced midpoint between excess and deficiency, a concept still relevant for a fulfilling life.
Ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle, around 350 BCE, taught that true virtue lies in the "golden mean." This isn't an extreme, but a perfect balance between two vices: too much and too little. For example, courage is the sweet spot between being reckless and being a coward.
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