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What
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Worry
is, simply, negative energy. You have something on your mind
that is worrying you and your mind spends time turning over
the problem but get nowhere. Sometimes the thing that is bothering
you is more deep-seated and there it sits, festering away making
you feel miserable. This leads to you being irritable with those
around you which serves only to compound the situation. |
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Why
are you worrying? |
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In
order to conquer worry, you need to find out, exactly, what
you are worrying about. This is quite easy. It might be that
you already know but don't want to face it. It might be more
deep seated so sit down and think logically and rationally about
what is bothering you. You need to get your finger right on
the button. Locating what is worrying you is half the battle.
Once you know what is bothering you, say it loud. |
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Dealing
with the problem |
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Now
that you've found what's worrying you, you can set about doing
something about it. The first thing to do is talk about
it. Talk to anyone - your spouse, friends, family,
etc. Just get it off your chest. Having talked it through you
will find that the problem is not half as bad as you thought
it was. The negativity will disappear because you have defused
the problem. Better still, once you know what the problem is
and you can do something about then go ahead and deal with it
straight away. Facing the problem head on will make you master
(or mistress, as the case may be ...) of your problem. |
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Here's
a modern day example. John is worried about his car not passing
its MOT (he already knows the problem.) He is morose and irritable.
Eventually, he speaks to his friend, Steve, about it. They have
a discussion and soon John feels betters (he talks about it.)
Many cars fail the test but they get fixed. Instead of waiting
for the last moment before taking his car to the test, he does
it immediately (he deals with it.) Sure enough, it fails because
it needs two new tyres. John buys the tyres and the car passes.
Worry over. |
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It
might never happen ... |
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How
many times have you worried about something for the problem
not happen? I've done it loads of times. "Cross that bridge
when you find it." The bridge being the thing that is worrying
you. The chances are, you wont find the bridge. |
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