"I am an old man and have known many troubles, most of which never happened."
Mark Twain
19th century American humorist/author
Talk about business wisdom.
He's telling us that most of what we worry about never amounts to much.
Now I'm worried about what I'm not worried about.
2 comments:
Why do we worry about things we shouldn't? I do that too much and see many others who do as well. Are there people out there who don't worry enough? I don't know them.
I don't think Twain was telling us not to worry as much as he was advising us to carefully consider what we worry about.
Speaking just for me, I know there are many more things that turned out not nearly as bad as I thought they would than the number that turned out worse.
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