
“Worry empties today of it’s joy.” unknown
Worry solves nothing
During any change in life, including the loss of a job, worry rears it’s ugly head and begins to chew away at your life.
It’s important to remember:
Worry solves nothing.
It steals your time, your energy, your desire, your ability to think logically and deliberately. Worry prohibits you from coming up with ideas, plans, solutions and activities that can actually solve a problem, regardless of what the problem is.
Worry solves nothing.
This quick little article is not intended to help you handle worry, but instead to get you to think about some ways you can handle worry. How can you put worry in it’s place, as far away from you as you can push it?
You can learn to handle worry, not make it go away, but handle it, by reading good books, listening to good seminars, praying, helping others, spending time with positive people and making decisions in advance, just to name a few ideas that you may be able to do.
You can learn to handle worry by focusing your energy, time, passion, thoughts, activities and words on positivity in everything you do, say, think, ponder and write.
Since worry solves nothing, I encourage you to find a way to handle worry. If you can come up with four or five deliberate and recurring methods of doing this on your own, here a few resources that I think may help:
Norman Vincent Peale – Power of Positive Thinking
Dale Carnegies book – How to deal with worry and start living
Read quotes about why worry is not good for you
Your Bible, Torah, Koran or other similar religious books
Visit good people in your Church, Synagogue, Temple, etc.
Listen to children playing on a playground, good music, a comedian, etc.
Again, I don’t want to pretend that the ideas I have for handling worry will work for you, we are all different people with different ideals, thought, resources and people in our lives.
However – I can only pray that you’ll find a way to help yourself deal with worry, because:
Worry Kills and Worry solves nothing.
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