In an increasingly public society, the emphasis shifts from quality to visibility; from good products to good marketing; from knowing to being known. There is no time; we need to “git ’er done” and “get out there.” Is it any wonder that anxiety disorders have become the common cold of American life? We live much of our lives in panic mode, grasping for more without considering why. We’re like children running into the streets to grab the candy thrown from the parade float, only to realize that the cheap morsels taste funny.
