The things that make you the person you are and the person you want to be. Becoming the best version of myself I can beīasically, you find the things that you stand for.It's about finding the things that you really do give a fuck about: your values! Instead of what you want yourself.Īt the core, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck is about values. It's pulling your mind into 186 different directions! 186 different directions of what other people want for you and from you. Society and other people want you to care about this, that, and the other thing. Let's go to one of the key principles of the book: Lesson 2: You only have a limited amount of fucks to give, choose wisely That's not what this book and life are about, period. It is not! Not giving a fuck about anything at all is what we call apathy, it's the state of being dead inside and being (borderline) depressed! Movies, shows, and other people sometimes give the impression that not giving a fuck about anything is cool. Lesson 1: Nobody likes an apathetic bastard, not even you yourself I've written a more in-depth version of this on my blog here, but since it got a bit long, I'll give you the Reddit-sized version here.
Sharing 7 of the lessons I learned from the book, so that you may learn from it as well. Recently finished The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson.
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