Motivational Power Quote

Worrying is Exhausting

“It takes a real storm in the average person’s life to make

him realize, how much worrying he has done

over a squalls .”

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As I see it. . . . . . . .

Worrying is exhausting

You can spend a lifetime worrying over thing that never was . . . . or never will be. You can also spend your energy worrying over that you can’t control.

Worrying is exhausting and a silent killer . . . . and will drain the person’s energy and weaken their resolve to push forward through their issues.

Most of the worrying in life is done over things that don’t matter . . . . and will never be or things that we absolutely have no control over.

When your faced with a challenging situation worrying won’t help you . . . . or the situation it will make things worst. Instead of worrying step back and take a mental snap shot of the circumstances and ask yourself the following.

How important is it for this issue to be resolved?

How does this issue effect you personally, how does the issue affect your life, your career or your success?

What will happen if you’re not able to resolve the issue?

What’s the likely outcome if you do resolve the issue?

What is under your control to change, adjust or to resolve?

What is out of your ability to control?

What’s your best course of action?

Take the action steps to resolve anything that you feel is important to you and you have under your control to do.

The best way to eliminate worrying is:

To look at the circumstances from a realistic mindset and know what your options are.

Create a plan and the action steps to resolve the situation to the best of you ability.

Select the best options and focus on the solutions not the circumstance.

    

Take the actions to correct the issue and move on.

Worrying is exhausting and is a silent killer . . . . when you give in to worrying. Take the positive actions to control the circumstances that you find yourself in . . . . or the circumstances that you find yourself in will control you.

©2013 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author