Worrying about the future is like cutting your toenails before they've grown.
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We have a lot of worries. And lots of tips out there about how to worry less. But here’s one that really works and I got it from a dog.
Canada’s favorite dog, Pluto (with the world’s most UNrenowned photographer NJ Wight [© NJ Wight/Pluto Living ™ ]) says worrying about things in the future is like cutting your toenails before they’ve grown long. Hmmm! Imagine that.
Practical Tip: Worry about what’s front and center - what you can do something about. As to the rest - that stuff in the unknowable, unseeable, uncertain future? Like cutting your toenails before they’ve grown - just don’t!
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