That’s what we have now – fear of the virus, of giving up the things we like, of being forced out of our comfort zone and on and on.
The thing about fear is that it breeds more fear and it becomes an obsession with worry that makes us crazy.
Now – and especially now – fear is all around us in our hands, on our screens and imbedded deep in our social media.
If you ever played sports, before a big game you probably felt concern, anxiety – okay, let’s just say it, fear of playing our best to win. At some point we had to stop thinking and start acting.
That’s the prescription for our lives in these challenging times – stop worrying and start doing.
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