Sentences with phrase «dwelling on worries»

You can learn new habits and ways of thinking that prevent you from dwelling on worries.

Running and staying active on a daily basis helps me as does staying too busy to let me mind dwell on any worries.

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The proclivity to detect and dwell on stressors and threats — a tendency that unites neurotics — explains why the personality trait is not just associated with experiences of fear, moodiness, worry and frustration but also a higher - than - average risk factor for common mental disorders.

Chapman advises that it is a mistake to dwell on or worry about our suffering or anxieties — to feel like we have to «solve» or «fix» them in some way by tinkering around mentally in our own internal landscape.

If I dwell on the thought that we could lose, it'll weigh me down and I'd become worried.

For example, if you fail to dig a ball on defense «'' one you probably should have gotten «'' you have a couple of choices: You can dwell on it, get frustrated, wish it never it happened and worry about if it might happen again; or, you can give yourself a brief correction and change your focus towards the next ball.

There are no suprises there, and our only worry is that we pick up another injury to our ever - lengthening list, but let's not dwell on IFs for now....

But we did not relax and were always quick to make sure that Brighton did not get a way back into the game, although a mistake by Koscielny at the back when he dwelt too long on the ball did give them a chance to worry Szczesny but the shot was blazed over the bar.

When you bring your attention to what is happening right now there is no room for worrying about the future or dwelling on the past.

The last few months have been so busy that I haven't even had much time to dwell on little H's school application for Year R and Z's for Junior School, both are not straight forward or guaranteed as our nearest school is massively over subscribed, meaning Z and S are at a lovely but out of catchment school and it's always a worry going forward what will happen.

Sometimes kids need parents to show them how to let go of worry rather than dwell on it.

Embrace the right now We know youve heard it before, but enjoying the moment rather than dwelling on future worries is a lasting mood - booster.

When you're focused on what you're doing in the here and now, it's hard to be worried about what might happen at the weekend or to dwell on issues that haven't been resolved in the past.

Rather than worrying about the future or dwelling on the past, focus on what is actually happening now and what is actually in your power to do now.

While we are constantly looking ahead and waiting for the newest collection and worrying so much about the «hottest item» but I try not to dwell too much on fast fashion because I want to be able to wear it year after year, season after season.

Along with worrying about your own personal matters, you're now dwelling on whether or not your high school crush is actually single and how the newest hair trend is what you were forced to wear in the 90s (oh nostalgia).

Humans are animals too, but we are the only species that dwell on the past, worry about the future, and actively fear death.

Those houses became less common on the site in recent times, as I worried more about house size, the appropriateness of single family dwellings on big suburban lots, and trying to reconcile my love of clean, modern design with my concern about the use of fossil fuels or building materials that can not be maintained in a world made by hand.

It confirms the worry that Sonia Lawrence expressed in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision in Canada (Attorney General) v. Bedford, 2013 SCC 72, [2013] 3 S.C.R. 1101, and that I have been dwelling on ever since, that mounting a constitutional challenge to a statute may be becoming prohibitively complex and expensive.

Those worrying about finding articling positions, whether internationally trained or not, need not dwell on their anxieties just yet.

Strives to have participants learn to stay in touch with the present moment, without being driven to dwell on the past or worry about the future