A person who does not know how to discipline their soul—rather than living their life as the whim of the moment dictates—would be better off finding peace for their soul and not living at all. But if they absolutely must live, then it is better for them to do so not as such a free person, but by entrusting the helm of their mind to another—someone who knows the art of governing people. Socrates, in my opinion, you are a priceless gem for someone who has not yet been inspired to walk the path of virtue, but for someone who has been inspired, you are practically a hindrance to reaching the ultimate goal of virtue and finding happiness.

I've read the book but I was not mine so I could not take any note anyway I need help for that