People seem to have lost the ability to differentiate between worrying about something and being concerned about something.
Worry is bad, generally. It's mostly unhealthy, unless it's a spur to action.
But concern is sensible, serious, and healthy.
But people are often throwing out concern along with worry.
They try to stop worry by ignoring the problem or downplaying the problem or denying the problem.
When worry should be addressed and allowed to lead to sensible concern.
And measured thought.
And wise planning.
And practical action.
Concern is healthy and lifegiving.
It's not the same as worry.
It's different to anxiety.
It's different to panic.
Practise concern.
Practise compassion.
Practise wisdom.
Practise life.
Practise compassion.
Practise wisdom.
Practise life.
And learn what's truly positive.
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