Maybe there is a difference between anticipating trouble and always worrying about it. One is being prepared. The other is just wastes time and energy.
Yes, Louise, worrying seems not to be useful. Munger's story reminds me of Aesop's Ant and the Grasshopper tale...the ant kept a steady habit of gathering and survived the winter, whereas, the grasshopper was either not able or willing to imagine less abundant times.
Maybe there is a difference between anticipating trouble and always worrying about it. One is being prepared. The other is just wastes time and energy.
Yes, Louise, worrying seems not to be useful. Munger's story reminds me of Aesop's Ant and the Grasshopper tale...the ant kept a steady habit of gathering and survived the winter, whereas, the grasshopper was either not able or willing to imagine less abundant times.