DON'T SWEAT THE SMALL STUFF (A FORMAT) Paperback – 6 September 2017

This book reaffirms things that you know and introduces you to perspectives you don’t.. Truly valuable. Multiple readings necessary to reinforce the thought processes.

It is definitely a good read. It has short chapters and to the point. Easy to understand and apply in your life.

Good book. Loved it.

Small but extremely pertinent stuff. A MUST read for all. It opens you up for thinking what you have been focussing on and what you need to focus from now on.

Good book. Must read for all aged person. Need to read frequently to grasp and implement learning’s. Author has done excellent job by explaining 100 principles in very simple manner

Simple book with great examples, after reading I am consciously not sweating on the small stuff.Sometimes we focus on the small things and lose focus on the big picture.

Do you sometimes bother about things that don't really matter a lot in life?💡💬This simple book contains 100 short chapters on how you can prioritize what matters in life by ignoring things that don't really mean a lot.These little things amount to the pain that we go through over petty things in our day-to-day lives. Even after knowing that they don't matter much, we let them annoy us. This book has explained so many practical ways in which we can deal with these things.I'll not be wrong to say how underrated this book is! There are so many chapters that I've been trying in my real life and it makes me feel more grounded and grateful.I'll recommend this book over other short non-fiction books that are recommended to beginners, that are very popular in the reader community. This book is far better than most of them- especially because of its simplicity & concise manner.• 📝Pages: 207• 👓 Easy to read• ✅ Highly recommended to anyone who bothers about petty things.

The book gave insights on many issues which I was taking seriously, when actually they were small stuff. It helps to prioritise and focus on those important things to do in life and not overthink about the trivia.