This book is a psychological inspirational book. Insensitiveness, a concept proposed by the Japanese writer Junichi Watanabe, is exactly the cure that sensitive people urgently need today. Insensitiveness is not a tendency to avoid behavior in an "ostrich mentality", but an ability to control and allocate scarce sensitive thinking resources. If sensitivity is a "talent" that is difficult to master, then insensitivity teaches you how to tap into the treasures contained in your "talent." Sensitivity seems to be something worth being complacent about. Quick response to the outside world, other people, and emotions seems to mean that we have a keen sense of smell and can quickly detect changes and make judgments. But in recent years, sensitivity always seems to be accompanied by vulnerability. The keen sense of smell that we are proud of is becoming a shortcoming and a kind of shortcoming.
本书是一本心理励志类图书。钝感力，这个由日本作家渡边淳一所提出的概念，恰恰是现如今敏感人群所急需的治愈良方。钝感力，并非一种处于“鸵鸟心态”的逃避行为倾向，而是一种控制、分配稀缺敏感思维资源的能力。如果说，敏感是一种难以掌握的“天赋”，那么钝感，则是教会你如何挖掘“天赋”中所蕴藏的宝藏。敏感，似乎是一件值得沾沾自喜的事情，对外界、他人、情绪的快速反应，似乎意味着我们拥有敏锐的嗅觉，可以快速察觉到变化并做出判断。但在近些年来，敏感似乎总是伴随着脆弱一同出现，那令我们引以为傲的敏锐嗅觉，正在成为一种缺憾、一种
本书是一本心理励志类图书。钝感力，这个由日本作家渡边淳一所提出的概念，恰恰是现如今敏感人群所急需的治愈良方。钝感力，并非一种处于“鸵鸟心态”的逃避行为倾向，而是一种控制、分配稀缺敏感思维资源的能力。如果说，敏感是一种难以掌握的“天赋”，那么钝感，则是教会你如何挖掘“天赋”中所蕴藏的宝藏。敏感，似乎是一件值得沾沾自喜的事情，对外界、他人、情绪的快速反应，似乎意味着我们拥有敏锐的嗅觉，可以快速察觉到变化并做出判断。但在近些年来，敏感似乎总是伴随着脆弱一同出现，那令我们引以为傲的敏锐嗅觉，正在成为一种缺憾、一种
