Wherein lies the art of not really caring? Is it a delicate dance of indifference, a carefully crafted facade of apathy, or simply the ability to shrug off life's trivialities?
The first step in mastering the art of not really caring is to learn the art of doing the bare minimum. It's a delicate balance between getting enough done and not getting too involved. Too much involvement leads to attachment, to concern, and ultimately, to actual caring.
But what happens when the world outside your door starts knocking? What happens when the bills need paying, the laundry needs doing, and the existential dread of it all starts to creep in?
That's when you call in the professionals: Procrastination Strategies - the art of putting it off until it's absolutely, positively, without-a-doubt, gotta-be-done.
Listening is the bane of not really caring. It's a pitfall, a snare, a trap that draws you in and before you know it, you're actually caring. Don't fall for it!
Instead, learn to tune out the world's din and focus on your own thoughts, your own feelings, your own interests.
But what's that old saying, "You can't tune it out, you can't tune it in, you can just tune it out, but then you might just end up tuning it in again."? Philosophical Quotation Subpages