Worry does you no good; it only makes you overthink and stress yourself out over possible outcomes in a given situation. Outcomes, which may likely never even happen. When you worry, you put your mind to the worst-possible scenario, when in reality, the worst thing that you’re thinking of will probably not come close to happening at all.
Worry and stress are killers of the mind and body. When you’re constantly worried that the worst will happen, it starts to weigh on your body as well. You feel tired, agitated, and just stressed out. You might not even sleep well at night. The first thing that you should be doing is looking at the root cause of what’s worrying you and taking steps from there to minimize your concern and start to view things in a more positive light.
One of the best things that you can do to help is to maintain a mindset focused on the present moment. Focus on the one task that you need to accomplish right now, not tomorrow. Don’t worry about what tomorrow will bring; it’s not here yet. You merely have the present moment to focus your attention on, so do your best to get done with what you can in the present.
Oftentimes, we tend to worry about things that are beyond our control, which is another aspect of worry that you should look at. Can you control the situation? Are there steps you can take to change the outcome? If it’s beyond your control, then it should be beyond your realm of worry.
In the end, worrying about a situation will not change it. It is only you who can change what you’re focusing your attention on and whether or not you should be worrying about something. Make sure you spend your energy wisely; you shouldn’t worry about things that you cannot change.

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