Do you ever find yourself worrying about what the future holds? At any age, worrying about tomorrow steals the joy from today. Whenever I find myself starting to worry I remind myself of two things: 1) When I am thinking, I’m not fully in the present and therefore 2) Whatever I am worrying about, is not worth worrying about because the present is a gift that I want to accept. What do you think about that?

PS: I chose this #photo of me by GK because it reminds me of Alice in Wonderland…and to me Alice was too overtired, stressed and worried!

This is Silver Disobedience® philosophy.

Thanks for visiting! I’m Dian Griesel, Ph.D. aka @SilverDisobedience

I am a perception analyst and hypnotherapist who works with private clients — both individuals and companies all over the world — to help them achieve greater understanding as to how perceptions impact everything we do whether personally or professionally. Text me or call to book a session 212-825.3210 Email: Dian@DianGriesel.com

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