The study went on to say that we worry about things in the absence of actual stressors…. Essentially, we worry when there is nothing concrete to worry about. It also highlighted that when a real problem surfaced, we focused on problem solving – not worrying about it.


But here’s the real gist of life, and something that we’ve reflected on in the past in our journal… We all have one precious limited asset that is the same for you and me, and every one else: time. What are you doing with it?


Your answer defines your life.


So here’s something perhaps a little controversial (and maybe those of you in a dark period of life can relate to this)… I found myself on a credible, major academic web portal examining models to assess life expectancy. That’s right, how long we have in the here and now.


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