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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2022 · 4 MIN

Constant worry about 'the next thing to do' causes memory issues.

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A study has shown and proven that those wonderful friends and family members in society who keep our administration train ticking along, do so at a price. The people who spend more time worrying about 'what's the next thing we need to get done' as opposed to living in the moment and enjoying what's happening right here, right now, tend to have issues recalling those events in the future!Stressing about how you have to go back to work in 4 days time? Don't worry about it! Live in the now and you'll have a much better experience.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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