Worrying is an all too common activity in which we humans participate on almost a daily basis. Some let worrying overpower and consume them while others have learned that this straining activity is less than worth their time. There are many justifiable reasons for worrying while there are also those people who use worrying as a means to waste much time and effort pining away about the menial and trivial difficulties that we all face and must deal with. I will attempt to explain the reasons why we worry, the effects worrying has on our minds and bodies, and describe the types of people who worry, those who refuse to do so, and how these two groups" daily lives differ.
So, why do we worry? There are many reasons and causes for worrying that we remind ourselves about in our minds and also those that are presented to us by our families, friends, but more often by the media. Imagine you are sitting down to catch your nightly dosage of the news. If you hadn't forgotten already, the economy is still not doing well, the stock market went down a few more points today, there were more deaths and accidents in your county, a few more teenagers were sent to jail, the threat of more terrorists attacks has become even more likely since yesterday, and oh yes, that hurricane coming in from off the coast will most assuredly ruin your plans for the weekend. Though most of these familiar tidbits are presented to you with a coy grin by your trustworthy news anchors, they still seem as though they were meant to strike overwhelming concern if not fear in your mind. So many questions begin to arise in your head that you know will most likely be answered on the eleven o"clock edition or on tomorrow's news broadcast, so you will undoubtedly stay tuned. The bottom line is we find reasons to worry everywhere and in everything from day to day. Some are actually realistic while the media serves others to us so that we will always remember to "stay tuned for further updates".
Why do we strive for perfection? Why do we overanalyze situations in our heads? Why do we worry? ... Why should we worry about impressing others, are we not beautiful enough as human beings? ... God provides soil, sun, and water for the lilies in the field, so why should we worry about what God will provide? ...
The song, "Age of Worry," is considered blues/rock. ... I think that's a main reason why so many people like his music and feel soulful about it; because it feels like he knows what we are going through and is singing about life, struggles, and successes. ... Here, Mayer is talking about how he has learned to not worry about small things in life that drag him down; to not care about the small worries that so often troubled him before. He says "Alive in the age of worry/Smile in the age of worry/Go wild in the age of worry/And say, "Worry, why should I care?... Instea...
The book I chose for my analysis is "Women Who Worry Too Much: How to Stop Worry and Anxiety from Ruining Relationships, Work and Fun," written by Holly Hazlett-Stevens with an introduction written by Michelle G. ... Each chapter focuses on different areas of life for a woman and also explains why women are more prone to worry and anxiety as opposed to the opposite sex. ... The goal was to determine what exactly these participants were worrying about. ... Results supported Kelly's hypothesis that people who have a sense of humor worry less. ... As Kingston (2014) stated, "...
"Why a Graduate Degree" Abstract Different people have different reasons for going through the sometimes grueling process of achieving a "Graduate Degree." ... "Why a Graduate Degree" First off I would like to say that this is not my first attempt to complete a "Graduate Degree." ... I think achaieving it now will take some of the pressure off later on when I have to worry about sending my daughter off to college and transitioning into what I call "free" lifestyle. I will not have to worry where I"m going to be, I can finally buy furniture without fear it will be broken or stolen by...
That's why women were mostly accused, so their land would be taken. ... Even Parris admitted that the people had "lust of covetousness" and basically that although they were a religious town, instead of worrying about religion they were worrying about secular possessions. ...
Why Teenagers Start Smoking I started smoking when I was thirteen years old. Based on my experience, I have come up with a few reasons why teenagers start smoking. ... When you are young all you worry about is being popular and getting ok grades. ...
There are just too many health hazards to list out, but there is plenty more of why you shouldn't smoke. ... Its better if you don't smoke you don't have to worry about your breath as much. Furthermore, your health would be in excellent condition and you don't have to worry as much about your life. ...
Simplicity is the Key Thoreau's essay, Why I Went to the Woods, is very inspirational to many people. ... Thoreau's, Why I Went to the Woods concept shows that people should live more simple by worrying less about work, noticing nature, and avoiding unfulfilling detailed tasks. ... We worry too much on the detailedness of life. ... Why? ... Thoreau's, Why I Went to the Woods concept shows that people should simplify their lives and not worry about the details otherwise people will wither away their lives. ...
Being bare ass can have so many other good benefits, some being, it cost less, lines are shorter in security checks and you won't have to worry about concealed weapons. Some other benefits are you don't have to worry about tan lines, and you can't judge. ... Without having anything on, you won't have to worry about any of that. ... Around prom time you won't have to worry about spending four-hundred dollars on a dress you"ll only wear once. ...