Who needs a life coach when you’ve got a cat at home? These furry little philosophers seem to have everything figured out, from getting enough sleep to convincing someone else to pay all their bills. Their advice might be questionable, but they’ve certainly mastered the art of living comfortably.

Cats have some pretty interesting ideas about how hoomans should live. For starters, they firmly believe that getting enough sleep should be everyone’s top priority. Feeling stressed? Take a nap. Have a deadline approaching? Take another nap. Someone needs you to do something important? Pretend you didn’t hear them and go back to sleep. We could probably benefit from adopting at least a little of that attitude.

They’ve also mastered the art of setting boundaries. Cats have absolutely no problem walking away from a conversation they’re not interested in, refusing unwanted attention, or making their displeasure known when someone interrupts their alone time. Imagine having that level of confidence when someone invites you to an event you don’t want to attend. A cat would simply stare at the invitation, knock it off the table, and carry on with their day.

Of course, not every piece of feline wisdom is particularly practical. Cats seem convinced that knocking objects off shelves is an acceptable way to solve problems. They also believe that anything left unattended automatically belongs to them, whether it’s a sandwich, a laptop, or the warmest spot on the couch. We’d probably get into quite a bit of trouble if we started applying those rules to our everyday lives.

Their approach to relationships is equally entertaining. Cats expect their favorite humans to provide endless affection, delicious meals, and comfortable places to sleep. In return, they might occasionally allow us to pet them or bless us with the privilege of sitting nearby. Somehow, they’ve convinced us this arrangement is perfectly fair.

Still, our feline friends might be onto something when it comes to appreciating life’s little pleasures. A sunny window, a cozy blanket, a delicious snack, and a few minutes of playtime are often enough to make their entire day. They don’t need elaborate plans or expensive entertainment to enjoy themselves.

So, we’re taking a moment to appreciate the hissterical wisdom our cats have to offer. Their advice might not always be useful, but it certainly makes life more entertaining. And who knows? Maybe the secret to happiness really is taking more naps and worrying less about everything else.