Less worrying, More doing.
- Kay Williams
- May 28, 2021
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 9
Message to the reader.....
We must learn to focus on the here and the now — the present space we occupy. Ground yourself there, and then take it one step at a time toward the future you want to build.
As women, we wear so many hats. Sometimes we switch them in a split second, pulled in several directions at once. It makes it hard to even know which way is our way. We keep listening for reassurance from others.... We sit in the fear that one wrong turn could cost us everything....But I want you to pause for a moment. Stop. Breathe. Be still. Listen with your heart. Start practicing how to block out the noise around you. There will be times when your voice is the only positive one you hear — in those moments, choose to be kind to yourself. Be patient with yourself. Cheer for yourself.
Today is a beautiful chance to focus on building your tomorrow.

We cannot let doubt distract us from our dreams. We can no longer let the fear of failing stop us from reaching our goals. And we cannot dwell on what was, because we cannot change the past; but we can change direction.
And at the same time, we cannot worry about what will be, because we cannot see- or control the future. We won’t get everything done in one day, we won’t always feel like getting up and doing the work, and we won’t always do everything right... but the most important thing we can do is always try, always show up and always be committed.
I can have faith that I am where I am supposed to be, and in doing so I can commit to doing what I believe I am supposed to be doing at this point in my life. I can stop worrying about what other people think, and practice thinking on my own. I can work on understanding that success will not come overnight, but that little by little becomes a lot. I can begin by making a commitment to my dreams and to my purpose. I can do less worrying, and more doing.
“Worrying will not take away tomorrow’s problems... it only deprives me of today’s peace.”







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