The best tool to conquer worry
Worrying sucks. So, I sought out some answers to help deal with it.
What I found was a book written decades ago, but is as powerful as anything I've ever read:
"How to Stop worrying and Start Living" by Dale Carnegie. It's Carnegie's less famous work, but it's every bit as brilliant as "How to win friends..." -- maybe more so.
What I liked is that Carnegie doesn't offer a "one size fits all" approach. rather, the book is a collection of techniques used by successful people to overcome worry. Some will suit your personality. some won't. But you'll find plenty that will do the job, and they're all explained in Carnegie's straightforward style.
When you wake up at 2 a.m. wondering if your business will really succeed and if the mortgage will get paid, this is the best possible book to turn to. It's pure gold.
(PS: Your business really will succeed and your mortgage will get paid. You're a Warrior!
)
What I found was a book written decades ago, but is as powerful as anything I've ever read:
"How to Stop worrying and Start Living" by Dale Carnegie. It's Carnegie's less famous work, but it's every bit as brilliant as "How to win friends..." -- maybe more so.
What I liked is that Carnegie doesn't offer a "one size fits all" approach. rather, the book is a collection of techniques used by successful people to overcome worry. Some will suit your personality. some won't. But you'll find plenty that will do the job, and they're all explained in Carnegie's straightforward style.
When you wake up at 2 a.m. wondering if your business will really succeed and if the mortgage will get paid, this is the best possible book to turn to. It's pure gold.
(PS: Your business really will succeed and your mortgage will get paid. You're a Warrior!
)
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