In Matthew 6:27 (NIV) which says, “Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life?”
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vyuti Work and Dream
How I did it: The turning point really happened when I was reading a book by Eckhart Tolle, where he succintly explains what it means to live in the moment and how to do it. Also realising that there is not point in worrying. When a decision is called for one makes it from the best that we know at that time. None can predict the outcome completely. As for worry that comes from fear understanding the we are always safe, no one can take ourselves away fr… Read how I did it…
solfuego trying to do less planning.
How I did it: Move distressing things out of my life. Remember that life is not serious and significant. Worrying only takes away from the experience of life. Automating my bills made a big difference. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I started reading "How to stop worrying and start living" by dale carnegie and its just the most amazing book Ive ever read. After the my first reading of the first chapter, some of the things that Id been worrying about were ebbing away. This book was fantastic for someone like me who was a born-worrier to the point where I actually developed anxiety. Im just glad that I read this book at 17 and not when Im older. Read how I did it…
myshell_urshell 21 in 2009 ^_^
How I did it: I just learned there are more important things in life then worrying!Sure I worry but about little things not about major things anymore, no life is worry-free but you get my drift.I find writing helps, like in a journal or online.Also talking to friends and family is helpful as well.Good Luck. Read how I did it…
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Anita is going to relax...
I worry about everything. I worry about how people think about me. I worry about how I look, talk, walk, smell, taste, sound, you know, all the senses. I worry about everyone I know, even if I rarely see them. I worry about things that I need to do in the future. I worry about things that I can do to please another person. I worry about pleasing everyone, and all this worrying just stresses me out. It’s completely not worth it. It’s a waste of time, and kills the energy and mood.
I have always tried my best to help so many people. I want to enjoy the rest of my life and be happy.
gracekai is thinking
I think I am doing way better.
Right now, all I really am focusing on is getting the school year finished.
I know that once the school year is over, I have time to focus on things I want to do. But the rest of the school year is going to go by fast, and then…oh crap. I’m moving. Now I have to worry about moving?
Yeah, I don’t think I’m going to do better with this goal, or at least not until a few more weeks.
But I will try :)
Rachael is feeling a bit sluggish now
I have to do the retake of the Swedish exam on the 27th. Joy :(
BananaChocolateChip here we go
seriously?
okay so, today i walk into class, and its the SAME PROF i had for drawing before. Ugh o man, when he walked in i felt so terrible soooo terrible. I dont want to take this class again, but, at the same time, you only live once so i guess i cant look at the past to determine the future. Im going to treat this like its new.
Rachael is feeling a bit sluggish now
Got to do a lot of revising, have to pass this exam, as I need to do the next 2 stages in the Autumn.
Rachael is feeling a bit sluggish now
It’s not going so well. I don’t have a job, I am running out of money, my parents are coming to holiday here in August, and I have to book things for that, taking more money out of the account. I sent CVs to people and none have replied, I’m reaching the end of my wick here!
I worry about everything and worrying about things that I can’t change are just a waste of my time and just cause me stress. I would love to just do things and not worry about them!
ecc5 loves Will and Grace
I have found that the song “The Climb” by Miley Cyrus really helps me when I get anxious. It is nice to be reminded that it is the journey that counts, not the destination.





