I think I have heard people criticize it quite a bit for "not caring about what happens" or "don't worry about the outcome" - which is a misunderstanding of the

I think I have heard people criticize it quite a bit for "not caring about what happens" or "don't worry about the outcome" - which is a misunderstanding of the concept of taking control of what you can control, and accept you can't control everything. From the article - I like this concept here. "Treat your station in life with indifference. Not contempt, just indifference." Don't let yourself be defined by what you have achieved, because eventually, it will be taken from you - in death, in old age, in sickness, in unluckiness