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How to Stop Worrying and Start Living

Book • 1990

In 'How to Stop Worrying and Start Living', Dale Carnegie provides a set of practical formulas and techniques to help readers overcome their worry habits.

The book, first published in 1948, has been updated and remains highly relevant today.

It offers advice on how to eliminate business and financial worries, avoid fatigue, improve sleep, and cultivate a mental attitude that brings peace and happiness.

Carnegie's approach includes rules such as living in 'day-tight compartments', accepting the worst-case scenario, and keeping busy to crowd out worry.

The book is filled with inspiring examples and stories of people who have successfully applied these principles to achieve a more enjoyable and fulfilling life.

Mentioned by

Richard Wiseman

Dave Stachowiak

Mentioned in 25 episodes

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

and

Derek Sivers

as a book that contains Stoic values.

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Recommended by

Tim Ferriss

as a helpful book containing stoic-ish tenets, focusing on improving visibility into situations by adding more information.

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Mentioned by

Richard Wiseman

as one of the greatest books ever written.

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Mentioned by

William Green

as a helpful book that helped him with anxiety and sleep issues.

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Mentioned by

Brett McKay

as a source of timeless advice on managing worry and stress.

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Mentioned by

Brett McKay

as a helpful resource during times of stress and overwhelm.

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Recommended by

Tim Ferriss

for dealing with anxiety and worry.

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Recommended by

Tim Ferriss

as a helpful book.

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Mentioned by

Dave Stachowiak

as the source of the phrase "cooperating with the inevitable."

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Mentioned by

Lewis Howes

as a classic book on fear and anxiety, introducing the Litchfield formula.

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Recommended by

Richard Wiseman

along with "How to Win Friends and Influence People".

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Mentioned by

Rob Dial

as a book that suggests focusing on action rather than worrying.

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Recommended by

Tim Ferriss

for its practical advice on managing anxiety and overcoming the fear of blanking.

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Mentioned by

Frank Viscuso

as a book that changed his life.

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Mentioned by

Jody Wachniak

when discussing a book that talks about stress, anxiety, and how to deal with life issues.

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Mentioned by

Richard Wiseman

for its advice on managing anxiety by focusing on the present.

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Mentioned by

Mike Parsons

in the context of overcoming worry and living a fulfilling life.

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Mentioned by

Fawn Weaver

as a book that helped her learn to manage worry and improve decision-making.

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Mentioned by

Rob Dial

as containing the quote: "the secret of being miserable is to have the leisure to bother about whether you're happy or not."

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