Stop Worrying - 8 Tips to Eliminate Worry & Achieve Success

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Stop Comparing, Overcome Your Inferiority  Zen12 Review Complex, & Be You: You will never be perfect, and neither will anyone else. Your talents and abilities, past history and circumstances, and dreams and potential are different than anyone else - and these are not liabilities, they are assets. Be you, and be proud of that! Realize that your dreams and goals don't have to mirror the accomplishments and successes of others, nor should anyone else define what 'dreaming big' for you means. You 'dream big' for you, and remember that in order to 'be big' you have to stop worrying about others' dreams and accomplishments and cease comparing your different and unique talents to theirs.

Our successes, full potential, and the accomplishment of our dreams and goals are dependent upon the ability to stop worrying. The only problems, limitations, and stresses in life are the ones we create, believe, and nourish within our own minds. And always remember that the only time that worrying is actually good is when it initiates action to change and achieve!

Adam Smith, the father of modern economics, declared that if every individual operates out of his own self-interest, an 'invisible hand' will ensure the good of the society as a whole. This has been the fundamental premise of free markets and capitalism for over two centuries. The sheer simplicity of having one basic measure of success - money -- has enticed mankind to focus on wealth creation and economic prosperity. Personal wealth, market capitalization and GDP have been the dominant measures of success driving individuals, corporations and governments.

On reflection, Adam Smith was only partially right. The persistent pursuit of self-interest has helped a billion people on this planet tremendously. However, it has also left a billion people in penury and the environment in distress. It has widened income disparities and left even the rich unfulfilled in many ways.How many famous people are rich in money, but poor in terms of love, happiness and health? The disproportionate emphasis on material growth overshadows the basic human need for all-round development - physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual. The focus on money makes people dull, unimaginative and boring.

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