Steady and confident

It’s a serious problem that demands your time and attention, but it’s not the end of the world. One of the worst things you can do is panic over it.

Develop a well-considered plan and put that plan into action. Then ease away from your anxiety and sense of doom.

You’re taking effective steps to make things better. Don’t make things worse by losing your nerve. 

Give your efforts a chance to work. Monitor your progress and make the necessary adjustments.

Solving the problem calls for a steady, confident frame of mind and timely, prudent action. That comes from staying calm and purposeful.

Refuse to be intimidated or needlessly distracted, and choose to be effective. Yes it’s a big problem, and you’re giving your best, so it will soon be far behind you.

Marston R