Or do you want to free up your time to be more productive, get things done and be happier in the present? When you worry, you're thinking about things that haven't maybe even happened, or maybe won't ever happen. And it's really kind of a pointless emotion, in my opinion. Now you may have a different opinion, and that's why we have that beautiful reply button
Andrea Potvin
@GoodEnough · 1:01
But in times of peace and calm, relative peace and calm, the feeling of worry is still hanging in there. So definitely something I have to work on. But hearing stuff like this really brings it to the forefront of my mind to remember to keep trying, keep trying not to worry. But thanks so much. Have a good day. Bye
Bo Freeman
@MHNmaven · 4:21
Oh, my darling, I can hear the overwhelmingness in your voice. And I just want you to know that you are not alone in this world today with all the things going on with feeling this way. There is so much, and sometimes, even for me, it gets very heavy. I'm not perfect. I'm make mistakes
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Daniel Dayao
@Mr.Dan · 1:49
I do learn sometimes that I don't worry as much, which is great, and I know that that's just due to my faith that things are going to be okay. But sometimes I just can't help, especially when I'm going through one of my depression days. I do suffer from mental illness. I do suffer from anxiety and depression. Anxiety doesn't help with the worrying, and the paranoid doesn't help with the worrying either
Bo Freeman
@MHNmaven · 4:44
Of course, I have a 13 year old and I'm 56 years old, so that's intense in itself. But it is really admirable that you are also a teacher and have taken on all these other kids as your kids, in a sense, when you're trying to implore knowledge and wisdom into these people of the future. So I applaud you for that as well. Definitely a very amazing profession