Why is it we are all born with one fatal flaw? The worry flaw. The need to worry about anything and everything. It seems we all carry around a container of worries. Some have small bags of worries, the size of a checkbook and a few credit cards. Others have a medium box of worries, the size of a shopping bag. Others have a three drawer filing cabinet of worries. Still others have a large cupboard of worries, big enough to hide a large screen TV. So how does this worry thing work? Listen and find out.
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Brilliant podcast! Extremely well-spoken and articulate, thoughtful, and even occasionally funny. This author can turn a phrase!
Thanks for listening, Colleen. Sweet blessings.
Thanks for the reminder that worrying does not help anything but high blood pressure and create more wrinkles. (Need less of those!)
Haven’t I heard some where that 90% of all the things we worry about never happen? Should I worry about which Worry will be in the 10%???
Thanks for always putting a smile on my face.
Your welcome Bliss. Your comment put a smile on my face. And no, don’t worry about the 10% because they may promote 90% of the wrinkles.
I have heard that “Worry is a rocking chair – gives you something to do but gets you nowhere” – heard it on Skit Guys b4. Don’t know if it originated there, though?
What a great image to remember. I have heard that worry gets you no where, but the rocking chair image is more vivid. Yup that’s worry. Keeps you busy, but in the same place.