"Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" and the dozens of books it spawned over the years were wonderful reminders of keeping things in perspective and focusing on what's most important--our happiness. The author, Richard Carlson, died suddenly last week of cardiac arrest on a flight to New York to promote his latest book in the series. He was 45.
To me, and many people I'm sure, this feels like a personal loss. Carlson's writing style was like talking to a dear, wise friend. He inspired me to share my message of universal principles with that same warm, friendly, accessible tone. Carlson was a pioneer in the power of positive thinking and making conscious choices. His wisdom will be missed but will carry on through his books and those he touched.
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