The Art of Staring: Mastering the Ancient Technique of Looking at Nothing

Chapter 12 in the esteemed series on Doing Nothing Techniques.

Staring is an art form that requires dedication, focus, and a strong stomach for boredom.

It's not just about looking at a wall, it's about transcending the mundane and finding meaning in the void.

Here are some tips to help you improve your staring skills:

• Practice your stare in front of a mirror. A window. A blank wall. Any reflective surface will do.
• Focus on your breath. Feel the air move in and out of your nostrils.
• Don't blink. It's a distraction.
• Try to see beyond the surface level of things. See the underlying meaning, the hidden truths.

For more advanced techniques, visit our subpages:

• The Goal of Doing Nothing
• The Art of Napping
• The Science of Binge-Watching TV

Remember, staring is a journey, not a destination. Or is it?