Worry is like a runaway horse. If you don’t take the reins, it will runaway with you, taking the quality of your life with it. When you worry, you are fearful of some possible future event and how it will turn out. Have you noticed that most of the things you worry about never come to be? Instead of making assumptions, building false realities out of your fear of the unknown and just continuing to worry, use your worrying as a signal to take action. By accepting that not everything is within your control, and then taking the actions you can toward the outcome you desire, you will have taken the reins of your worry and directed it in a constructive manner.
Coaching Tip #941
by Marcus
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Author Marcus Straub
Marcus Straub is Founder and CEO of Life Is Great!™ (LIG) Coaching and Consulting, Inc. based in Grand Junction, Colorado.
Serving individuals of all ages and companies of all sizes, in locations across the country and around the world, Marcus specializes in the development of customized programs tailored to meet the unique goals of each individual client. Purposefully created to guide those involved toward unprecedented personal, professional, and organizational growth, Marcus has become well-known for his straightforward approach and systematic techniques.
