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Worry is interest paid on trouble before it comes due
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"Worry is interest paid on trouble before it comes due"

- William Ralph Inge

About this Quote

This quote by William Ralph Inge is a tip that worrying about something can be a waste of energy. Stressing is like paying interest on a financial obligation prior to it is due. It is a type of anxiety that can be ineffective and can lead to additional stress. Fretting can be an indication of fear and insecurity, and can avoid us from acting to fix the problem. It can also cause physical and mental health issues.

The quote encourages us to concentrate on the present moment and to act to deal with the issue. Instead of fretting, we should take steps to prevent the issue from happening in the very first location. We ought to likewise concentrate on the positive aspects of our lives and require time to relax and enjoy life. By doing this, we can minimize our tension levels and be better prepared to deal with any potential problems that might occur.

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William Ralph Inge This quote is written / told by William Ralph Inge between June 6, 1860 and February 26, 1954. He was a famous Clergyman from England. The author also have 26 other quotes.

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