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A review by redhickory
Don't Sweat the Small Stuff with Your Family: Simple Ways to Keep Daily Responsibilities from Taking Over Your Life by Richard Carlson
3.0
The examples in this book are from home life and interpersonal relationships.
I found this an interesting book, not as repetitive as “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff” but for me, also not as helpful – although they share some of the same advice. Still having said that, there were some bits of advice and common sense that I liked and it is nice to be reminded (as it is easy to get caught up and forget what we already know).
Three of my favourites were (1) Don’t be a martyr. There is a fine line between working hard out of actual necessity and overdoing it out of perceived necessity, (2) Explore voluntary simplicity & (3) The less you struggle with your problems and challenges, the more energy you have at your disposal to solve them.
I found this an interesting book, not as repetitive as “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff” but for me, also not as helpful – although they share some of the same advice. Still having said that, there were some bits of advice and common sense that I liked and it is nice to be reminded (as it is easy to get caught up and forget what we already know).
Three of my favourites were (1) Don’t be a martyr. There is a fine line between working hard out of actual necessity and overdoing it out of perceived necessity, (2) Explore voluntary simplicity & (3) The less you struggle with your problems and challenges, the more energy you have at your disposal to solve them.