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Dr. Carlson's simple yet effective advice on how to stress less and develop a happier, more balanced and compassionate life resonates with millions of readers as they apply his strategies to all areas of their lives—work, home and community. This <i>Don't Sweat the Small Stuff</i> calendar contains weekly reminders of how to keep the little things from taking over. Dr. Carlson's simple yet sage strategies for living in a more productive manner are paired with uplifting full-color art and plenty of room on each page to record dates and appointments as well as meaningful thoughts and inspirations. Encouraging readers to live more peacefully and with more joy every single week of the year, this is the perfect calendar for the home, the office, or for readers to carry with them wherever they go.
- Author
- Richard Carlson
- Publisher
- Andrews Mcmeel Publishing
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780740737954
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