More often than not, some of us spend the better part of our time worrying and at a point, we lose focus on things we can control.
The most bitter part of it all is that you’re using your imagination to create things you don’t want.
We know for a fact, that in five to ten years, you won’t remember what’s bothering you today.
For professionals who have been practicing for nearly two decades now. Over the years, there must have been a lot of challenges, unfinished projects, and discouragements.
There were days when the stakes were high, everything felt faster and our lives and jobs were filled with so much uncertainty.
Well, Interestingly, when they look back over the years, we can tell you for sure they can only remember a few out of all that had happened.
But the sad thing is that during those times, you would find them acting like whatever problem they were currently dealing with was the end of the world.
We know these feelings are real, but we need to be very mindful of our emotions in the heat of the moment, and there’s a need to look at things from another perspective.
As you know, today has its problems. And so will tomorrow.
The problems we face deserve our attention. But we don’t need to worry about them.
However, don’t take that as an excuse to sit back and do nothing. Yes, don’t live in a state of denial, admit and look at these issues but not dwell on them.
We urge you every morning to say this to yourself “It is not as bad as you sometimes think it is. It all works out. Do not worry”.
