Yo, today's QLD is, I'm going to worry, just not right now.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the Quotar de Desho. I'm your host, Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and

Taccom. Today's episode is perfect if you're a worrier because Mr. Brian Tracy is

going to show you how to put worry in its proper perspective so you can resolve your

worries quickly by using his worry buster strategy. Check this out. Brian Tracy is

going to be a worrier. Let's look at the worry buster. Negative imagination is

thinking about things we don't want to happen that cause enormous amounts of

stress and distress. In other words, we worry about things. We call it negative

imaginations. We're imagining things that we don't even want to happen to happen.

So we say, so negative imagination. We say worry creates fear which can be

described as fantasized experiences appearing real. Pathisized experiences appearing

real because here's some of the discoveries that they've done with regard to worry.

worry is a sustained form of fear caused by indecision. It's a sustained form of fear caused

by indecision. In other words, you're not in, you're not out. You do it, you don't

do it. And so the only real cure for worry is we'll come to is decisive action.

Get busy. Take action. Move forward. You see, the mind can only hold one thing at a

time. Positive or negative. If you get so busy working on your situation, you

don't have time to worry anymore. So the study was done. Other things that people

worry about. 40% of the worries people had never happened. 30% of the things

were in the past for which nothing could be done. 12% were needless worries about

health. And 10% were petty worries about little things that I parked the car right.

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