The greatest majority of the things we worry about will never come true, and the rest we can’t do anything about.
Worry is a misuse of our imagination.
Don’t worry! Go forward!
Brad Glazer
10 years ago
Great job on Doctor Energy Saver -It has been fun to watch it grow (I heard the announcement in the office yesterday).
Phillip Hanbury
10 years ago
Hello. Should we apply this same advice to politicians, tax, pensions, etc??? Just checking.
Curt Jones
10 years ago
Without the worrying our self confidence will naturally increase.
Judy Knofla
10 years ago
Hi Larry-
Thanks for the don’t worry! message. Sometimes (like this very moment) I take myself too seriously, so that reminder to chill out was just what I needed this morning.
Have a great day!
Judy
Doug Forsthoff
10 years ago
Agreed!….we need to think about what we think about…
Stephanie Pelizzari
10 years ago
Larry –
I couldn’t agree more! Thanks for the reminder. Perfect post at the perfect time…as usual 🙂
Steph
Tanya Detrik
10 years ago
I was taught that what we focus on expands. It’s tough to put worry aside. I need a strategy at those times. If I can’t actively do something to ease the worry, I tell myself “I won’t think about it for 10 minutes.” That gets me unstuck and on to something more positive.
Tim Byrne
10 years ago
It takes the same amount of energy to worry as it does to think positive It’s my choice Thanks Larry Have a great day
Living To Hear Six
10 years ago
“Worrying does’nt empty tomorrow of it sorrows, it empties today of your stength.” – Cory Ten Boom. I love this saying because Cory Ten Boom was a Holocaust survivor so the meaning speaks volumes.
Blair Scoresby
10 years ago
Several years ago I heard the thought, “you can’t tell me worrying doesn’t help. The things I worry about never happen”.
While given in jest, this thought is often true.
Worrying really is just negative thinking. Thanks for another great thought!
Great job on Doctor Energy Saver -It has been fun to watch it grow (I heard the announcement in the office yesterday).
Hello. Should we apply this same advice to politicians, tax, pensions, etc??? Just checking.
Without the worrying our self confidence will naturally increase.
Hi Larry-
Thanks for the don’t worry! message. Sometimes (like this very moment) I take myself too seriously, so that reminder to chill out was just what I needed this morning.
Have a great day!
Judy
Agreed!….we need to think about what we think about…
Larry –
I couldn’t agree more! Thanks for the reminder. Perfect post at the perfect time…as usual 🙂
Steph
I was taught that what we focus on expands. It’s tough to put worry aside. I need a strategy at those times. If I can’t actively do something to ease the worry, I tell myself “I won’t think about it for 10 minutes.” That gets me unstuck and on to something more positive.
It takes the same amount of energy to worry as it does to think positive It’s my choice Thanks Larry Have a great day
“Worrying does’nt empty tomorrow of it sorrows, it empties today of your stength.” – Cory Ten Boom. I love this saying because Cory Ten Boom was a Holocaust survivor so the meaning speaks volumes.
Several years ago I heard the thought, “you can’t tell me worrying doesn’t help. The things I worry about never happen”.
While given in jest, this thought is often true.
Worrying really is just negative thinking. Thanks for another great thought!
Perfect message for me to hear today! Thanks!