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Don't Sweat The Small Stuff by Dr Richard Carlson

Don't Sweat The Small Stuff

And It's All Small Stuff

by Dr Richard Carlson
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  • First Published:
  • Jan 1, 1997, 284 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Mar 1998, 255 pages
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kat Casteel

This book was given to me as a gift in my teenage years and I fell in love with it and now I don't sweat the small stuff. The book opened a new door for me. Thank you so much
Kristinak

I love inspirational books that you can read when you don't have alot of time.A great pick-me-up for movers and shakers.
Rachel Veronica Gabriel

Nancy

Don’t sweat the small stuff
Excellent tips!
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