HOW TO STOP WORRYING AND START LIVING by Dale Carnegie | Core Message

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My dad attended this course in 1960s and he practised it religiously. Honestly, he was always calm in whatever situation. This book reminds me of him. Love you always.

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Even Warren buffet says the best investment in his life was attending his course

[@golgipogo]

Same!

[@DJK-cq2uy]

Need to know info!!!

[@thetriumphanthustler7001]

50% of your worries vanish when you make a decision... that’s actually a very helpful fact

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[@chellybabyme]

Very true!

[@MsLoversky]

Terimakasih Mas. Nasehat yang berharga.

[@fargotua13]

Decisions can also give U new reasons to worry...

[@brynleytalbot778]

Or they subdivide and multiply. If everyone knows the solution it becomes less and less effective. Others are the cause of most worries and they delight in the power it affords them. I'm afraid they don't vanish but instead grow ever more devoted to creating worry for power plays.

[@hicharbud]

A day of worry is more exhausting than a week of work.

[@ProfessorBones2012]

Great video!

[@zzanatos2001]

My work IS worry. I'm a high school teacher.

[@msdh1139]

@@zzanatos2001 then please quit your work because it will be a cycle. If you worry today then your students will worry tomorrow!

[@gra6799]

Yes indeed Love your excellent analysis... 😊🙏

[@Gitohandro]

I can't accept the worst, it means death.

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

"Don’t be afraid of enemies who attack you. Be afraid of the friends who flatter you." Dale Carnegie

[@mannyjeanpierre4062]

What book is this from?

[@neilghosh3821]

Did Carnegie really say that? Sounds more like a Robert Greene quote

[@Kelyanz]

"Don’t put too much trust in friends, learn how to use enemies" - Robert Greens

[@RohitPant04]

Some of my favourite quotes by Dale are: • It isn't what you have, or who you are, or where you are, or what you are doing that makes you happy or unhappy. It is what you think about. • Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get • Develop success from failures. Discouragement and failure are two of the surest stepping stones to success. Lastly, my favourite & one of things i personally stand by - • Any fool can criticize, condemn, and complain but it takes character and self control to be understanding and forgiving.

[@Adam-vp4oe]

3 Worry Remedies 1. Analyze your worry (90% elimination): Write it out: What am I worried about? What can I do about it? At least three courses of actions. Choose most positive result. 2. Imagine and mentally accept the worst case (eliminate 10%) Because worrying destroys our ability to concerted, accepting the worst yanks us out of the Grey clouds. Create list of urgent and important tasks Do what you can, accept that you didn’t complete the rest and it doesn’t matter. Activate iron doors: 1. Every morning is a new life, yesterday is dead

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super advices!

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Thanks 😊

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Fat deal

[@sanket_o7]

#1 Analyze your worries #2 Accepting the worst #3 Each day is a new life

[@richardvillanueva1782]

I love the quote "if I take Care of today, tomorrow will take Care of itself" 😍🙂

[@dougheal3439]

99% of what I worried about never happened. The bad things that happened I never saw coming.

[@jcm9356]

So true.

[@jaimearango2698]

🤣🤣👍 Well said

[@LLOOYYYDD]

So true

[@ttephi3667]

That makes me worry.

[@chicagolandable]

Can't deny it

[@sofianesaidi8084]

Dale Carnegie is a great man

[@FloridaCoastalGuy]

A very good book to read, I read it over 40 years ago and still remember it. Dale Carnegie's other book, How to win friends and influence people should be mandatory reading in High School.

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I took the Dale Carnegie Course as I was starting my career (from the Ralph Nichols Corp in MI). It changed my life for the better. It was more valuable than the four years I spent in a prestigious college.

[@jaimearango2698]

Saving money is a habit that can help u to worry less in life

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Absolutely. Your absolutely right. In a perfect world these principles work. But in the normal evil evandry we are at the mercy of someones ego.

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[@garywheeler60]

I read this book 25 years ago and the message is as important today as it was when it was written.

[@fredof4413]

Has it helped your life?

[@official.kailaba]

"No problem has ever been solved by worrying about it" -- Well said.

[@cmonkey63]

A fine summary of a book I've read maybe 3 times. I'm in my 50s, and this timeless wisdom has stood the test of time.

[@glenndejong6817]

I read this book once a year to bring clarity to my life and can vouch for its powerful method, it will change your life .

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You are changing my life in so many ways with this series you cannot imagine how grateful I am! Thank you!

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This summary of the book helps in appreciating and understanding the book in a much better way.

[@pivotal-ai]

If you are worrying address it by journaling. Write what you're worried about, and then write 3 or more things that you can do about it, finally, take action. Accept whatever worry is left. Vividly imagine that the worse case scenario has already occurred. Take your next steps with this in mind, seeing each new step as an opportunity that wouldn't have been there otherwise.

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I am a Russian studying at a Russian university, so we have English tests at the end of the first term. The narrative from this video was in that exam... A Godsend.

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You had collected so much of wisdom by reading all those books for these videos

[@BarbaraHeffernan]

Just recommended this book to a client! I recommend it often actually, despite it having very outdated language and references. It is still one of the best books to help with anxiety and worry. :)

[@fleurdrose5504]

A succinct summary to re-cap on the book or for those busy people that don't have time to read the whole book. Thanks.

[@shirleylake7738]

My dad used to say," Don't panic come up with a plan". Thanks for the information. Worry is a tremendous waste of time and energy.

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This book is worth the read.

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Excellent job as always! Great book choice. Much appreciation for this channel!

[@tacobelle69]

Knowing that I will live through the worst case scenario of a problem really helps me lower my stress and anxiety when worried about something.

[@dianegualiza7497]

Decision takes your worries away

[@melvinhathorn4988]

This is a classic book that I have read many times over my life. It has always been a resource during hard times.

[@Ira06002]

How these wonderful lessons from Dale Carnegie came into my KZbin I’ll never know...But the timing was perfect! Thank You!

[@kevinmaxwell2081]

I needed this today. Thank you!

[@larrykramer2761]

I really needed this video. The whole covid situation and racial tensions have been driving me crazy. I find myself constantly worrying about mistakes I've made in the past and worrying about what will happen in the future. I've spent my whole life working too much and not spending enough quality time with my family, especially my kids. And now that they are teenagers I feel like it's too late and we don't have the relationship I wanted. I'm scared of being alone like my own father...

[@corpgov]

at least you have a family and kids, you did well there. I'm approaching 37, male and single, surviving the lockdown by sheltering in the attic of my brother's house. Wondering about when I'll have the agency to strike it out on my own eventually

[@andyniblett8986]

Larry - I have done it the opposite way - I have been all over the world with my daughters ,and as a family - never missed a parents evening - and I still have problems with them . I don't worry a second about covid 19 I do worry for the poor people who have had a legitimate cause , namely BLM , hijacked by the global elites - and they don't see ,that they are being played , and used . Stop worrying , you cannot stop what is coming - because it is coming , whether that by the design of man , or gods will - it cannot be stopped Make peace with yourself and your God- and put your feet up .

[@larrykramer2761]

@@corpgov you're absolutely right. I should count my blessings and I try my best to keep it all in perspective. You're still young so don't give up on having a wife and kids if that is your goal. Take it one day at a time and work on a plan to move toward your goal. There are a lot of women out there that would love to have a family too. You can do it!

[@brynleytalbot778]

The middle class illusion finally travels itself as a fraud. Someone once said we spend our lives earning money to buy what we miss out on along the way in the hope we'll find it again. It's a lie. Yet economic growth perpetuates that in us by encouraging financial success, and its display both materially and projecting experiences, bought too, as the only metrics. It's not "quality time" as that refers to filling it with more experiences to relate success to others. It's simply time spent together with no aim or purpose. The middle classes define quality time as constructive time. That's a great error.

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@@corpgov how are you now man

[@navjan13]

The best self help book even written. I read it few years back and you have summarized it perfectly.

[@ufolev]

Best book ever, thank you!

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Thanks Nathan, great summary!! - and a great START into the new week! Keep up the good work!!

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Love this video.I already read this book. You do a good job!

[@minjael]

There is nothing for me to worry about. And with this information I gained an even stronger mindset. Thank you.

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Great video! I am putting this book on my list of books to read! Cheers!

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Thank you, this really resonated with me

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Awesome Summary! Very well taught Thanks!!

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Excellent ideas, great synopsis!

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Great stuff, thank you!

[@africaart]

Love the technique. I would implement it when am troubled.

[@VentureAHighway]

Dale Carnegie certainly had some great life advice

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Great review. I love your channel. Keep up the great work. Thank you as well for the amaying PDF

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This is fantastic, very insightful

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Love reading your book summaries. Truly wait for a new book video. Awesome job 👍

[@wajihmahmoud7932]

Fantasti..Life is just a means to an end.It is all from dust to dust.Our dwelling our eternal home..Paradise.The key to paradise is to seek His pleasure by abiding by Divine Commandments.May God help us in attaining that ultimate objective.Amen

[@sheilamore3261]

Thank you very much this is been very helpful I love this I believe it and I truly believe that God when you put him first and you put all your problems in his hands he will help you through anything he sure is helping me this is true it’s a good thing to do thank you🥰

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Great work... Thank you Nathan!

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I have read it many times.He is /was a pioneer in the field.

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Love it sir!

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[@saibalchakraborty9798]

Let me share my thoughts as Dale Carnegie Trainer who tought these principles at one point of time. I think the last one you said actually comes much earlier in the book worked for me I. E live in day tight compartment relevant at any point of time and even today with lots of lay offs in India due to covid 19 and slowdown. ..each day should be a new life ...forget past. Developed countries have better eco system to manage this pandemic and also employment issue with help of social security system, which is severely lacking in underdeveloped nations like India , Pakistan, Nepal etc. Regarding making a list of action plans... the reason is biological dopamine is released in our human system and lifts our spirit. However sometimes it is addictive. .we need to manage dopamine internally. Sometimes doing nothing helps ..that's what some recent studies suggest. The book is old as we know and needs to be updated ...just a personal view.

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Thanks for sharing this video! I took a copy of this book with me on vacation last year. I really enjoyed the stories from his interviews.

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Thanks for this video. I don’t have this book, and you summarizing for all of us is amazing!

[@80Vikram]

Thanks a ton for this video, god bless you

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Excellent concise review! Thank you for your efforts and also offering the pdf, great job! Much appreciation 👍

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Beautifully summarized.

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I watched this video at least ten times over the last week and I know it’s helping me Slowly but strongly

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[@shanewilson8728]

I constantly worry about money . Will I have enough money to retire on . What if the economy turns bad and I lose my job . The only way I'll stop worrying about money is if I have Financial Freedom .

[@samking1930]

I know a lot of people of today the only thing they worry about is where to get the food to eat for a day just to survive because they lost their jobs due to current health crisis. I lost a huge amount of money in business and currently broke and i am old...Shane, you are in a better position than most people do right now, breath and just be thankful, if you know how to adapt or willing to learn new set of skills or grow your own food, you are gonna be just fine and you will survive.

[@brynleytalbot778]

Financial Freedom is a myth defined by get rich schemes whose promoters never get it because enrichment of the self and displays of it overcome them. Define your minimum, now, then live it. Then you'll be able to save towards your future. If you love what you do, why retire? Can you do it part time, sooner rather than later, and glide into retirement? Are you living your life or the lives of others to fit in thus making work a means to its ends? Lots of questions.

[@iqi616]

The only way to financial freedom is to spend less than you earn and to save instead of borrowing.

[@shirleylake7738]

Live below your means. Dave Ramsey has good advice and a system on line.

[@dafullclip]

Thanks for the summary

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Thank you!

[@Distoryku]

Thanks its open up my mind to remain calm at most of time

[@omarsalah2125]

eliminate 90% of your worry by writing down your worry in precise detail and then writing at least three courses of action you can take then make a decision and take action eliminate any remaining worry by accepting the worst and asking yourself how can I improve upon the worst then to prevent any new worries from creeping back into your life practice living in day tight compartments by imagining each day is a new life and telling yourself if I do my best to take care of today tomorrow will take care of itself

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Thank U so much for this summary

[@who_cares2476]

Excellent book review.. 1. What am I worried about ? 2. What can I do about it ?

[@SRTrollinz]

Karan hes saying what the book is about fool

[@SRTrollinz]

Karan its okay just keep practicing on personal development

[@zzanatos2001]

What am I worried about? Everything. We are at the mercy of fate every second of our lives. What can I do about it? Go with the flow.

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Very powerful.

[@cbc100]

Thank you for your wonderful sharing. I have not read that book, but your summary has already helped me to cure worry issue. Great summary.

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Good advice

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Phenomenal summary RESPECT 🔥🔥🔥

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Thank you. I will watch this video for 28 days in a row. Day 1.

[@colton201]

This helps so much I worry way more than I should. I know using these will help me a lot. Thanks! Edit: I just used this and it helped so much and now I’m not worried about what I was supper worried about.