

Everywhere Means Nowhere — Seneca Stoic T-Shirt
Six projects. Four side hustles. Three cities in five years. You finally picked one, and it started to grow.
"Everywhere means nowhere."
— Seneca
Letters to Lucilius, Letter II. Translated by Richard M. Gummere, 1917. In Latin: nusquam est qui ubique est. We check every line against a primary source.
Spread yourself across everything and you're getting nowhere fast. That one stings a little. It's meant to.
The Latin underneath is Seneca's original: five words.
Wear it the week you say no to the next shiny thing.
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Everywhere Means Nowhere — Seneca Stoic T-Shirt
Sale price$32.00