Why Worry? by George Lincoln Walton
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page 120 of 125 (96%)
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In which the heavy and the weary weight
Of all this unintelligible world Is lightened." XIX. HOME TREATMENT (CONTINUED) Happiness and success in life do not depend on circumstances, but on ourselves. _Sir John Lubbock_. The obsession to "arrive" is a fertile source of fret and worry. This habit of mind leads to frantic and impatient labor and blocks our pleasure at every point. The person who plays a game only to see who wins loses half the benefit of the recreation. Here are two ways of walking the half-mile to and from my office: Suppose I start out with my mind on my destination, thinking only of what I shall do when I get there, and how I shall do it. This thought influences |
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