Introduction

Part 1: Dale Carnegie's Self-Management Theory

Chapter 1: Basic Knowledge About Worry
1.
Live today faithfully
2.
The Magic Formula to Solve Your Worries
3.
How worry affects your life
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Chapter 2: Basic Techniques for Analyzing Worries

1.
Get the facts
2.
Analyze the facts
3.
Make a decision and put it into action
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Chapter 3: How to Break the Habit of Worrying

1.
How to banish worries from your mind
2.
How to shake off all your worries
3.
How to Deal with the Unavoidable
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Chapter 4 Five Attitudes that Bring Peace and Happiness

1.
A sentence that will change your life
2.
How to Retaliate Wisely
3.
How to find myself and live my life as I am
4.
When you get lemons, make lemonade.
5.
How to avoid being hurt by an ungrateful person
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Chapter 5: Powerful Laws to Help You Overcome Worry

1.
The secret to overcoming worry I learned from my parents
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Chapter 6: How to Stop Worrying About Being Criticized

1.
No one kicks a dead dog.
2.
How to Deal with Unfair Accusations
3.
Criticize yourself
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Chapter 7: How to Prevent Fatigue and Anxiety and Increase Energy and Motivation

1.
3 Steps to Prevent Fatigue and Anxiety
2.
The main culprits of fatigue, anxiety, and anger
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Chapter 8: How to Kill Two Birds: Happiness and Success

1.
The most important decision in life
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Part 2: Dale Carnegie's Guide to Human Relations

Chapter 1: Three Basic Ways to Deal with People

1.
Don't criticize or point out things to others.
2.
Sincerely acknowledge and praise the other person.
3.
Arouse the other person's desire
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Chapter 2 How to Get People to Like You

1.
Be genuinely interested in other people
2.
Always make a good impression with a smiling face.
3.
Remember the other person's name
4.
Be a good listener
5.
Talk to others about their interests
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Chapter 3: How to Persuade People

1.
Avoid arguments
2.
Never tell someone else they are wrong.
3.
Start off friendly
4.
Respect others and listen humbly first.
5.
Really consider other people's perspectives.
6.
Appeal to noble motives
7.
When nothing else seems to work, be motivated to try again.
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Chapter 4: How to Change People

1.
Praise first
2.
Don't give orders, speak indirectly.
3.
Praise them if they improve even a little.
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A book full of warm advice that will help you lighten the burden of life!
A book for those of us who live today amidst worry, anxiety, and concerns!

There was a time when 'worry dolls' were popular.
Worry dolls are small, colorful folk dolls made in Guatemala, Central America. It is said that if you tell your worries to a worry doll before going to bed and put the doll under your pillow, the doll will take your worries away during the night and your worries will disappear.
Everyone has worries, so much so that these worry dolls have garnered a lot of attention from people.
That's why Dale Carnegie also suggested ways to overcome worry in his self-management theory.


Part 1 of this book covers Dale Carnegie's self-management theory.
Chapter 1 outlines the magic formula for solving worries and the impact of worries on our lives. Chapter 2 suggests the basic techniques for analyzing worries: identifying the facts, analyzing the facts, making decisions, and putting them into practice.
Chapter 3 presents ways to eliminate the habit of worrying, and Chapter 4 presents five attitudes that bring peace and happiness.
Next, we will introduce powerful rules that will help you overcome worry, such as the secret to overcoming worry that you learned from your parents, how to not worry even when criticized, how to prevent fatigue and worry and increase energy and motivation, and finally, how to kill two birds with one stone: happiness and success.


A must-read for anyone wanting to better understand human nature!
A book that explains the secrets to success in interpersonal relationships in an easy-to-understand way!

Human relationships are also one of the main reasons why people have a hard time.
Just as hedgehogs come close to each other to share body heat on a cold day, but are pricked by their thorns, humans also form relationships because they need each other, but in the process, they end up giving and receiving hurt.
That's why many people find interpersonal relationships difficult and challenging.
Part 2 of this book covers Dale Carnegie's human relations theory.


Chapter 1 tells us not to criticize or point out the other person, but to sincerely acknowledge and praise them and arouse their desires.
Chapter 2 tells us to always make a good impression with a smile, remember the other person's name, be a good listener, and talk about things that interest the other person.
Chapter 3 advises avoiding arguments, never telling others they are wrong, genuinely considering their perspectives, and being willing to challenge others when nothing else seems to work.
Chapter 4 says to praise first, but not to give orders, but to speak indirectly and praise when there is even a little improvement.
At the end of each chapter, we summarize the key points to help readers understand the content more easily.


This graphic novel condenses only the content that can be helpful to teenagers living today with worries, anxieties, and concerns, and presents it in a fun way in which Dale Carnegie himself appears and gives advice. I hope that many readers will read this book together and spend the limited time given to us happily with a heart of love for one another, rather than with worries, anxieties, and concerns.