A small story:
Two friends went to a cinema theatre to watch a newly released film. One of them noticed that the other was frequently looking at his watch. Finally he whispered to him, 'Are you not enjoying the film?' The friend replied, 'I am. I am just wondering how much more time is left to enjoy.'
Most of us are like this! We are so tuned to worrying, that even if there is nothing to worry about, we worry about how long this state of noworry is going to last! When we are enjoying ourselves, we worry about how much time is left to enjoy. How will we ever enjoy then? When you are continuously thinking this way, you are keeping yourself in the future all the time. When you do this, you have missed the pleasure of the moment!
Everyone feels important and productive when they harbor worries. Actually, the more a person worries, the more he feels good about himself because he feels he is managing so much worry! That is why most often you will see that when you talk about your worries to someone, they will say, 'Ah! This is nothing; listen to my problems; then you will know what worry is.' People feel superior in shouldering big worries!
By thinking of worries all the time, what is going to happen? Nothing. With your ten worries, an eleventh worry called depression will happen, that's all.
We worry while we work. When there is worry, you cannot work and when you are really working, you cannot worry. Where there is worry, there cannot be any creativity and where there is creativity there cannot be any worry.* to God. Creativity comes from the heart. Worry comes from the mind.