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Teach them the difference between worrying and thinking as worrying is not productive yet thinking allows us to plan.
All the worrying is not doing me any good.
"What is worrying is not that it happened, but that the authorities have done nothing about it," says its director, Lorenzo Bertolli.
It is not precisely the same as the milder troubling, much as the verb worrying is not fraught with as much anxiety as the adjective worrisome.
But it's a bit like boxing: what's worrying is not so much what it does to those directly involved as what it does to the spectators.
"What is really worrying is not just the prevalence of stress and mental health problems at work, but that staff don't feel supported to help cope with workplace stress," says Emma Mamo, head of workplace wellbeing at Mind.
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Yet the market that should be most worried is not.
This worry is not unreasonable.
"Worry is not a policy.
The worry is not entirely theoretical.
Worry is not productive; it's a kind of procrastination.
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