Oh no. On the contrary, I'm a big fan of them. I guess me mentioning them was irrelevant in this case. Just wanted to give a picture what I have been reading for the last few years.

I'm looking for a book that explores the topic of how everyday we worry about things that are really insignificant, a book that would help look at everyday things from more of a distance and not to worry about them so much. I guess the closest concept from classical philosophy would be stoicism. Is there a more modern exploration of the subject from a philosophical or probably more likely psychological point of view?

Oh, that’s not an easy question for me. The guys I read who do that stuff are not exactly religious but come from that angle. Jordon Peterson and Eckart Tolle come immediately to mind. I would also like to know about anyone very secular who wrote on the topic.