When do we stop worrying

When do we stop worrying

The moment we stop comparing our lives with others.

The moment we are grateful for what we have.

The moment we realise worries double.

The moment we realise worrying is not a solution.

The moment we realise worrying is wasting our imagination

The moment we realise worrying is a time waster.

The moment we realise worrying takes us nowhere.

The moment we realise worries don't make us, it only breaks us.

The moment we realise worries are energy drainers.

Instead of worrying, let us keep working on how we can become better every day; that's the only way to stop worrying.

M.L.Narendra Kumar

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