livvi1008 iss.. in accounting. =/
friends call me the worrier
the mom of the group.
and i’m only seventeen.
nahh can’t have that now can we :)
How I did it: I read the book 'How to Stop Worrying and Start Living' by Dale Carnegie.
I stopped worrying.
Dale Carnegie is the guy who also wrote the best seller 'How to Win Friends and Influence People'.
If you want to be inspired with reasons to stop worrying for good then read the book.
Lessons & tips: Read the book or listen to the MP3.
livvi1008 iss.. in accounting. =/
friends call me the worrier
the mom of the group.
and i’m only seventeen.
nahh can’t have that now can we :)
Corbin8r is detaching and simplifying
worrying is never productive, as far as i can tell. the universe tends to unfold as it should, whether i particularly like what happens or not. and much of the time it seems like what happens is often more of a blessing than i would have imagined anyway. at very least, i’m trying harder to see the lessons in everything.
life is good. live it up.
blickblick is waiting on love =]
My dad got laid off his job today and now he is unemployed
the only one in the house makin a salery, with three kids and a wife.
=/ and i dont know if he’ll be able to get a job, since there is no where to find a job here anymore.
vipgrl is starting on her 2009 goal list!!
so im getting to the point where i am not worrying so much, its hard i guess right now at this time, with money and everything, but i have really accomplished a lot this year at getting outside of my comfort box and so i think ill be ok :)
I worry too much about everything…period. No confidence whatsoever is prolly the biggest thing. Well…good luck to all my fellow worriers.
Khera is at school working hard!
The reason why I put this goal up is because like many other people I worry too much and get anxious at times for unnecessary reasons. I know that this is something I can control myself and I am very hesitant to use prescription drugs. So far I have been able to stay calm through breathing exercises and not taking everything so seriously.
dreamer1983 went to Buffalo Wild Wings and the Brew Kettle with her boyfriend
In some cases, it’s okay to worry. However, most of the situations I worry about don’t warrant any worry, or at least not the amount of time I waste on them. For instance, if I get invited out with friends along with people I really don’t know, I sit there and think about all the things that could possibly happen. Will I say something stupid? What kind of people will they be like? What if I can’t find anything in common to talk about? What will they think of me? Or, my bf drives a really crappy car. He has to drive about 30 min on the highway to get to school. If I don’t hear from him by a certain time, or if I can’t get in touch with him, I automatically worry that his car screwed up big time on the highway and he got into a major accident. It always turns out that he decided to hang out with friends, or do homework at school or something else, but I always fear the worst. I really hope to work on this.