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K. T. KELLER

“If I am faced with a problem and can do something, I do something. If I can't do anything, I just forget about it.”

K. T. KELLER

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sonnixo

Psychology student with a passion for learning and developing as a person.

Dale Carnegie shares how to finally stop worrying and start living using the practical tips he collected from various people from all over the world. Please note that I read the book in German, which is why some quotes might differ from the English version.

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