One question can rid you of needless worries.
Remember it when someone panics or pressures you.
Ask: 'What's the potential harm here?'
Then press for a clear answer, keeping the question on track.
Most times, you'll find no real reason to worry.
At most, it's like that joke: 'Yeah, it's bad, but not 'end-of-the-world' bad.'
Our biggest fear often lurks in the pitch-black darkness, hunting us down.
It's the meta-image of a fanged, venomous, fire-breathing death.
Those fiery eyes? Just a harmless raccoon, a man-eating bear, or...?
But as soon as you figure out, 'Oh, it's X!,' there is a relief.
Next, lay out the likely damage from a collision with X.
Have you noticed how the problem quietly turns into a task?
The rest is easy. Task management is what our minds are very good at.
Sincerely yours,
-Alexander
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