There is a fine line between the two.
Planning is good and advised:
– Envision future success
– Set goals
– Create a strategy
– Write down to do’s
Worrying is unproductive and ill-advised:
– What if this or that happens…
– I hope I don’t…
– I hope my friend, coach, or boss doesn’t…
You will know which one it is by the emotion you experience.
With planning, you may:
1. Feel a sense of peace afterwards (you can still feel a little stressed when you plan and see all that will go into it- but that’s the good kind of stress).
2. Feel focused and ready to go.
3. Feel excited and prepared.
With worrying, you likely will:
1. Feel anxious
2. Feel hesitant
3. Feel dread
Today, be proactive and plan. Envision the future you want, set a big goal or two, set some micro goals, and write down your to-do’s.
But do not worrying about tomorrow. Each day has enough troubles of it’s own 😉
Dedicated to your success in sports and life,
Coach Andrew J Simpson
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