The sword of Damocles represents the possibility that disaster or doom may befall us at any moment. Though the original myth implied loss of life, adversity doesn’t always have to be about catastrophic loss. Our losses might be simple failures or setbacks in health, relationships or employment, but they can be major declines in wealth, power and social status.

Implied in the notion that we could suffer a setback at any moment is anxiety about the possible loss of what we have. Anxiety falls on a spectrum from minor worrying to an overwhelming sense of impending doom. Anxiety about the future keeps us from enjoying fully the good life that we have and blocks us from unfolding our full potential. However, though we have only some control over our fate, we have considerable potential for managing our anxiety.

In this webinar, we’ll look at the sword hanging over our life…