Yeah, right, I really like the relaxed attitude, I think it is necessary to do things well... take your time and be patient in what you do... unfortunately people often mistake it for laziness. That's one of the things that I like about Taoism, which as I said, is what inspired me during the post.
Sometimes I find myself for a long time slowly doing a simple task, what other people would call wasting time, however, I see that people live very hectic lives, so they are always in a rush to do something else.
Indeed, I also believe that everything can be elevated to art, because beauty is art, and everything that is well done is beautiful and worthy of seeing, or hearing, or perceiving in any other way.
We are quite on the same page here, spontaneity is very important, and it is also much better to do nothing than to do something wrong, that's why sometimes I prefer to remain silent.
Anyway, I will have to leave the comment until here because I am having some problems with the keyboard. It does not want to write. The latter I have had to write with the on-screen keyboard, and it is very uncomfortable.
Cheers!
Edit: Apparently I managed to fix the keyboard, but now I can't think of what I was going to tell you... :)
RE: The perfect push-up or the art of doing less