Worry, but duplicative negative.

Worry often disguises itself as responsibility.

We tell ourselves that thinking about every possible outcome

means we are being prepared,

strategic, or even cautious.

But in reality, excessive worrying quietly interferes with some of our most

valuable resources, our infinite intuition, our infinite intelligence, our infinite inspiration,

our infinite energy, creativity, even our focus is interfered with when we worry.

Strategic foresight is extremely valuable to have a divine direction so that not only are we

disciplined, but we are devotional in what we do say, think, feel, and believe.

We are not just discipline working and forget to make money. We are not just disciplined working and forget to make

money. We're not just discipline working and forget to spend time with our family. We're not just

discipline working and forget to spend time on our health. But planning matters. But when concern

turns into constant anxiety about the divine direction, about the future, about the

outcomes, about the evidence that isn't there or is contrary to where we want to be,

the strategic foresight, it stops helping us, and it starts limiting us. It starts holding us back.

It impedes our own self-image.

As entrepreneurs, creators, investors, leaders,

our success depends on how we direct not only our attention, but our intention of what we do say, think, feel, and believe

to be devotional in our divine direction.

When we focus our attention and give our intention on imagined problems, we interfere with the infinite intuition, intelligence, inspiration,

and energy, creativity, and focus required to find the real solutions, the resolutions.

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