Conversationalism

By: Desmond Carrson

Narrated by: Dylan Carr

The main reason why I wrote this book was because I feel that many of you are the same. Maybe not as anxious as I am about the inevitability of death and what's to come, but maybe at least as curious. And I believe that if we engage with one another profoundly on this topic that we know very little about, it could have the potential to do a lot of good.

Conversationalism is a method of looking at our own mortality and coming to terms with its inevitability. Perhaps some of us are more anxious about our impending deaths when compared to others. That's okay, because no two people are the same, regardless of our similarities. This book not only analyzes what might make us uncomfortable about the vast unknown beyond our life here on Earth, but also about how we may become a little more comfortable with it with something that all humans crave: connecting with others. It is my hope that it provides not a cure-all for your apprehensions, but that it helps you understand and overcome the most crippling fears that prevent you from getting out there and living your best life.

©2023 Dylan Carr (P)2024 Dylan Carr

Relatable

The book is written with a very human perspective. I was able to see some of my own behaviors in it.

This author gets it

Helpful examples and suggestions to manage anxiety. The book was informative and interesting. I would recommend to anyone dealing with anxiety. I learned some new methods to tackle worrying and ruminating.

Just what I needed

Excellent presentation, lots of useable information and practices, fits any time of life and has the power to change behaviors and harmful habits. Thanks

Best resource on anxiety

This is the best resource I’ve found to help in those problem areas of my life. It all stems back to mindfulness- and this book gives tools instead of just concepts to address it. There are also apps to utilize!

Will see if practices change my life…

Loved the book and I hope my life will see a transformation. I need it…desperately.