"Aprendí hace mucho tiempo que preocuparse es como una mecedora. Te da algo que hacer pero no te lleva a ninguna parte."
— Kevin Hart
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When you worry, you spend a lot of time and energy thinking about what might go wrong. It's like sitting in a rocking chair because you're moving and doing something, but you're not actually making any progress or solving the problem. For example, imagine you have a big test at school. If you spend all your time worrying about failing, you’re just making yourself stressed and anxious. Instead, if you use that time to study and prepare, you're doing something helpful that can actually improve your chances. Worrying doesn't fix the problem; taking action does. So, next time you feel worried, try to focus on what you can do to make things better.
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