Comments on: How to worry less, and enjoy the moment more … https://louisethompson.com/how-to-worry-less/ Wed, 24 Aug 2022 10:22:55 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.1 By: Louise https://louisethompson.com/how-to-worry-less/#comment-735 Sat, 13 Sep 2014 00:57:34 +0000 https://louisethompson.com/?p=6517#comment-735 In reply to Chris.

Chris I am SO honoured my blogs are resonating, and we have a mutual HERO in Eckhart Tolle – he is AMAZING, he is coming to Auckland in November – make sure you try to go see him. I will see you there!

]]> By: Louise https://louisethompson.com/how-to-worry-less/#comment-734 Sat, 13 Sep 2014 00:56:16 +0000 https://louisethompson.com/?p=6517#comment-734 In reply to Michelle.

Absolutely Michelle – we are all a work in progress! It’s a lfietimes practice 🙂 Lx

]]> By: Michelle https://louisethompson.com/how-to-worry-less/#comment-733 Wed, 28 May 2014 03:29:39 +0000 https://louisethompson.com/?p=6517#comment-733 Hi Louise

Thanks again for your positive words of wisdom! I have recently (and to be honest often over the years) found myself worrying or fearful about what might happen (guessing what the outcome might be), and even if I am making a calculated and reasonably accurate guess I still spend time and energy being anxious about the outcome before it happens! If I am right with regards to the outcome, I could have focused on enjoying the moments more that lead up to the event (eg custody court date etc) rather than living all those moments in fear. I suppose this is a practice to keep working on as there are some things like court dates over custody arrangements, that are very stressful and require a lot of preparation which challenges my ability to choose faith over fear on a long and ongoing basis.
Regards
Michelle
Regards
Michelle

]]> By: Chris https://louisethompson.com/how-to-worry-less/#comment-732 Tue, 27 May 2014 21:32:13 +0000 https://louisethompson.com/?p=6517#comment-732 Awesome article on stress and worry. Eckart Tolle would be impressed. I have constantly commented on the fact that none of the things I obsess / stress about in my corporate job ever happen – the bad things (which in reality seldom happen), tend to blindside you with no warning – and therefore I’ve never worried about them. Worrying never achieved anything is a mantra I try (sometimes successfully) to live by in my pretty stressful working environment. Your blogs help too – so thanks!

Chris

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