I wonder how many of you are worried right now?

You've got an ongoing weight, a burden.

Someone you love, something you care about, something that you want to change, but you

can't figure out how to change.

It's a never ending weight, something that's always present with you.

If you do, you're not alone.

And today, I want to talk to you about one of the biggest mental health problems facing

our world today.

It's so big and it's so common that it's often overlooked or completely ignored.

In fact, according to the World Health Organization, Americans have a bigger problem with this

issue than any other people in the world.

If you can imagine, the most affluent society in the world is actually the most worry-filled

society in the world.

So for those of you that are Americans, congratulations, we win.

I think that we'd rather not win at.

But many of us battle this chronic ongoing, we think it's natural ever-present sense of

worry that's poisoning our peace and killing our joy and stunting our spiritual growth.

In fact, according to Barnard Research, about 60% of adults in the U.S. struggle with worry

and stress daily.

For half, in fact, if you're in the normal percentages, that means about half of you right now may

find yourself struggling to focus on this message because you've got some weight, some burden,

some concern, some body that you love, something that you want to change, and it's front of

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