Day 12 of 99 -No one cares how much you know...
17 Jan 2015 · 2 min

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In this diary‑style monologue recorded at a church gathering, the speaker (Diary) reflects on the familiar saying, “Nobody cares how much you know until they know how much you care.” He oscillates between affection and irritation for clichés, ultimately appreciating this one because it captures his frustration with people who are intellectually impressive yet emotionally distant. He cites examples from his own circle—particularly in marketing—who are “big brilliant heads” with “stone‑cold hearts.” Acknowledging this, he reaffirms his personal commitment to care, hints at an upcoming “life mission” he will announce later, and closes with a casual sign‑off.










