Worrying about what might happen tomorrow robs us of today. Which is what Mark Twain knew so well about worry.
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I’m a reformed constant worrier. I realized when I saw my daughter follow my well-worn footsteps that I had to change. It’s a constant fight.
Carol I must have inherited my worry gene from my darling Mum. It can really take hold sometimes and Mark Twain was right talking about worries that never happened. Thanks for the inspiration as always. x
Iknow, that genetic thing!
Worrying can be so debilitating. It can keep you from meeting your goals. You are doing great work.
It’s so hard not to worry, it became a constant after I had kids. One of the after effects of our family upheaval is that I now accept that I can’t control or even affect everything.As frustrating as it may be, it’s also very freeing.
Wow, this is powerful. When I think back to all the things that I’ve worried about and then realize just about all my worries never came to fruition. Great post!
Worry and anxiety comes to me in waves. Some days I’m super stressed about everything…but some days I’m dangerously the opposite.
It is possible, however, for worry to become more confronting, emotionally, than these every day worries. If you are experiencing worries that are excessive, uncontrollable, or irrational, and have been experiencing these worries for an extended period of time, you may be suffering from Generalized Anxiety Disorder.