Even though most people know that 99% of the things they constantly worry about will never happen, they continue to pay the toll for fear and worry.
Life is enjoyed when we don’t try to over manage it.
This calls for a new way to look at worry:
- Things that we worry about more often than not turn out to be better than the status quo.
- Very often worry is more about the fear of change than it is what we are specifically worried about.
- For people of faith, putting it in the hands of a higher power is often enough comfort to get them through times of fear and worry. For others, just giving up control can make a big difference.
- The most effective trigger in dealing with change differently is to consider the high cost you are paying in mental and physical distress.
Concern is forethought.
Worry is fear thought.
Change the way you look at worry and you change your life.
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