Dont Sweat The Small Stuff And Its All Small Stuff Unabridged: Simple Things To Keep The Little Things From Taking Over Your Life great in its simplicity – Dubravka Widmer – Bern, Switzerland
The other day I’ve met a friend of mine who complained about the stress at work and in general the pressure he feels when facing every days small problems. I told him that I have JUST THE RIGHT BOOK for him, thinking of this one. Once at home, I’ve taken it from my bookshelf and spent half an hour browsing and re-reading some chapters. I’ve realized that every single person needs a sample of his/her own. Actually it should be sold along with the highlighting pen to mark the paragraphs you should always keep in mind. It’s a great literature for the commuters providing them by simple life lessons on the way to work in subway or bus. It visualizes the life from another prospective, wakes up the hope that the key to balanced life lies within each of us, gives one the feeling of self estimate and control. So today I’ve ordered two extra samples – one for my friend, and another one to be on a safe side in case of need again. Sincerely recommended!
Best-seller because of the TITLE? – Anonymous –
Japanese edition of this book was published about 2 years ago, and more than 2 million copies were sold in Japan.
When I read this book, first I thought that as many of 100 original, common, and no brand-new themes are included. Just like “Listen completely until they finish,” “Relax,” and “Don’t sweat the small stuff.”
I think this book became popular not because what it contains, but because of the title, which would give serious attentions to recent people who are stressful for whatever reasons. “Instead of asking helps to their close friends or clinical psychologists, people want to get a warm care, be cheered up, and want to be active for tomorrow.” People who think like this may bought this book.
My opinion is; if you feel like you are stressful and you forget about something basic, I’ll recommend this book. If you feel like you already know something original and common, I’ll recommend to save your money.
Simple. Clear. Effective. What more could you ask for? – –
i was presented this book several months back, and did not bother much to read it because destiny had already molded my life in the directions outlined in this book.
however, i did pick it up a few days ago to browse through, and realized how helpful it would have been for me before being “enlightened”!
this book is ideal for anyone that suffers from stress, life complications, loss of direction etc. after reading this book you will be able to see your life, and the world, through different eyes… eyes that will reveal calmness, direction and more effective responsiveness with people around you.
there are many stubborn people out there who will refuse to read such books… which is unfortunate… however, should you, or someone you know, begin their search for a simpler life, this is a good place to start.
be well…
: This single audiocassette version of yet another bestseller about caring for the soul is the Zeitgeist in a nutshell. The author’s softly spoken message, aimed at people who feel that their lives have become overwhelmed by trivial demands and the shadow of stress, is a series of practical, homely tips on how to regain both perspective and control. The key is to remember–or rather, to learn to bear in mind–some simple truths that we already know. As Carlson observes, “when you die, your in-box won’t be empty,” so you should stress less about emptying it now. And a century from now we’ll all be dead and gone–so things that seem blisteringly urgent now are really trivial, and will soon be forgotten. Carlson is particularly good on the importance of controlling self-pity, especially the sense that we are the ones doing all the hard work, which can be so damaging to our relationships with others.
Two kinds of people might be disappointed by this tape. Those who have already thought deeply about these issues are likely to be underwhelmed by advice such as “change what can be changed, and learn to accept what can’t be changed.” And those who expect a single cassette to transform their lives will find, not surprisingly, that Carlson is much better at saying what we should do than at explaining how we can do it. But he reads well, and for overtaxed people who don’t expect a miracle cure, the message on this tape could be a small first step to a saner life. (Running time: 90 minutes, one cassette) –Richard Farr
Dont Sweat The Small Stuff And Its All Small Stuff Unabridged: Simple Things To Keep The Little Things From Taking Over Your Life
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