Summary of Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff by Richard Carlson | Free Audiobook

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Learn the simple ways to keep little things from taking over your entire life.
In today’s modern world, we find ourselves running around stressing about seemingly unimportant things. When was the last time you were angered by a comment someone made? A long line you had to stand in? A traffic jam? A Facebook post? Despite our busy lives, we continue to sweat the small stuff and add unnecessary stress. This stress becomes a vicious cycle as we find ourselves angry and resentful when things don’t go our way or when people don’t think like us. We become too focused on the imperfections of ourselves and others that we forget to focus on the important aspects of life. So if you’re looking to slow down in this fast-paced world and disengage from stress and anger, then Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff will teach you how to find inner peace and enjoy life despite our endless problems and stresses. As you read, you’ll learn why perfection is dangerous, why being right doesn’t always mean being happy, and why yoga is important for your mental and physical wellbeing.
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It's all simple psychotherapy without being to hippy. Its best not to take life too seriously. Because lifes is hard theses days. And people are less respectful. If people show disrespect they lack respect. You will be less stressed if you care less. Ignore drama and you will feel calmer.

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I love the tip about not interrupting others and trying to complete their sentences. This is clearly from the ego.

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I've noticed it a lot in myself too. Each time I do it now, I apologize if I don't catch myself before I do it.

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Everything is a small stuff. Lessons learned.

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Life is miserable people drain us

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