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By Richard Carlson - Don't Sweat the Small Stuff... and It's All Small Stuff Simple Ways to Keep the Little Things from Taking Over Your Life

Richard Carlson

Don't Sweat the Small Stuff... and it's all small stuff is a book that shows you how to keep from letting the little things in life drive you crazy. In thoughtful and insightful language, author Richard Carlson reveals ways to calm down in the midst of your incredibly hurried, stress-filled life. Yo...

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Crime Junkie

The book was referenced during a discussion of the D.C. sniper case, where it was listed among the self-improvement titles that John Muhammad played for Lee Boyd Malvo each night. Ashley Flowers mentioned it as part of the motivational material used in the tapes, without offering a recommendation.

Episode: INFAMOUS: D.C. Sniper

It was mentioned as part of a collection of self-improvement and motivational books that John Muhammad used to play for Lee Boyd Malvo every night.

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Every night Lee would fall asleep listening to John's homemade cassette tapes full of these motivational books and self-improvement speeches sprinkled in with like nation of Islam teachings.

Today, Explained

This bestselling book from the 80s or 90s shared a similar message to Stoicism, encouraging people not to worry about minor issues, presented with a more 'dire' or contemporary message.

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Do you remember that book? It was like a bestselling book. I don't know when I was growing up. So 80s, 90s. And it basically is the same thing with a different, you know, more dire message.

— Episode: A nation of jerks

Episode: A nation of jerks

This bestselling book from the 80s or 90s shared a similar message to Stoicism, encouraging people not to worry about minor issues, presented with a more 'dire' or contemporary message.

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Do you remember that book? It was like a bestselling book. I don't know when I was growing up. So 80s, 90s. And it basically is the same thing with a different, you know, more dire message.

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