Book Review: How to stop Worrying and Start Living

I would like to start this review by mentioning why I chose this book instead  of other fun materials. Let me guess that you may think of how stressed I am to read this kind of book. Even myself had thought that it must be really depressed person to have interest in it. Well, the reason behind it that it was for the English learning purpose. I committed to buy one of English book and at the time there it was. Well, let me review it for you.

Actually this is  an old books and it is quite popular,  wrote with love and passion by the famous Dale Carnegie.  As it well written in the title, the writer wants to give advice to the reader about how to overcome the worry that you may face in your real life. If you are a businessman or who just want to start with it, this is a good book.  

Honestly to me, this book is like well written diary. Every chapter of this book begins with such  a real story that you can easily imagine it. Before explaining the "how" things, the writer wants us to feel the experience that he or  his colleagues had gone through it. The sentences is easily understandable so as you read that you will also relate it to your own experiences. The good news is after each chapter, you will read the summary points of how that easily to remember so you can practice those later.

Since the book was designed to be a pocket book,  the content is full from the top till the bottom of the page You may tired about it but as it written, the book is designed to be fully read in a long period.

The writer suggested that to fully understand the material, one should read at least twice. Not because it hard to understand but I think in order to give us a chance to relate it to our experiences and can get something meaningful from it.

Guys, let me end this review with the best quote from this book based on my view,

"For better or for worse, you must cultivate your own little garden. For better or for worse, you must play your own little instrument in the orchestra of life."

Have a good reading, everyone!