how to discipline a child who doesn't care about consequences

I understand you're experiencing a challenging situation. Before we proceed, could you tell me a bit more about your child's age and his behavior which leads you to think he doesn't care about consequences?

That does sound like a tricky situation. Let’s first recognize that not every discipline strategy works the same for every child. It might be that the consequences you're applying are not meaningful to your child. Instead, have you considered emphasizing natural consequences? Let him experience the results of his actions in a safe and logical way. Also, it's important to praise his good behavior, so he understands what is expected from him.

Of course, here's an example. If your child refuses to do his homework, then he won't be prepared for his quiz or won't be able to move onto the next topic at school. It's important not to rescue him immediately, but let him understand the connection between his actions and their consequences. And remember, while doing this, keep an open and loving environment. It's not about punishing but about teaching him to make better decisions in future.