Ever notice how we,
as human beings, tend to worry about things we have no control over. In fact
worry, by its very definition, means to fret about things that haven’t happened
yet, which of course 99.9 percent of the time are things we have no control
over. Me? Worry? Guilty on all counts. I don’t think everyone does it as
often or as much as I seem to, and yet others surpass my worrying skills with
leaps and bounds.
It was great! I saw everything I had to deal with as a task to meet head on. As I met each task and made the appropriate decision for that task, I told myself, “yes, another successful task under my belt and ready for the next one.” At the end of the day there I was, someone who had met each task head on, put them under her belt, went home, went to sleep, and wiped the slate clean for the next day. As I continued this pattern daily it became easier and easier to think of situations, not as problems, but as tasks to conquer and put behind me as I conquered them.
The result? I am so much more positive these days (which for me is huge) and I find I have more faith readily available than I used to. As these positive results continue to grow, my overall mental (and thereby physical) health has seen improvement. Worrying is so bad for our health and is a huge part of what we term these days as “stress.” Take the worry out of the situation and you take most, if not all, of the stress. De-stress people. Wipe the slate clean. You will feel much better, I guarantee it!
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