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Many Troubles in My Time by: Catherine Pulsifer 'I've seen many troubles in my time, only half of which ever came true.' Mark Twain Worrying about issues unnecessarily can cause both psychological and physical distress. A lot of times, what we worry about never comes true. When you find yourself worrying, ask yourself, 'Can I do anything about it?' If you can, then take the required action to eliminate the worry. If you can't do anything about it, or if it is beyone your control, then don't waste your time worrying! When you worry, you are not focused on solutions. You are allowing unproductive negative thinking to overrule your positive thinking. Worrying never leads to any productive results, it only reinforces the negative. The only thing you will ever accomplish by worrying is to elevate your stress level. About The Author Catherine Pulsifer is one of the authors of Stress Less Country - a lifestyle change! A journey to a simplified lifestyle - visit the site for a collection of articles, thoughts, quotes, and stories on: simplicity, stress, gardening, recycle & reuse, country crafts, saving money tips, and Atlantic Canada. http://www.stresslesscountry.com stresslesscountry@hotmail.com This article was posted on December '15
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