Keep It Moving: Lessons for the Rest of Your Life

by Twyla Tharp

It took some strenuous cajoling to fix the problem, but eventually, the producers and stagehands agreed that the

When we anticipate, we can head Murphy off at the pass.

Your fear of disaster can be translated into action by thinking ahead and addressing the issues you see percolating.

yourself too often in bleak mode, you’ll see nothing but dangers and disasters, and pretty soon you’ll want to shuffle off to sit in the corner and pull your hat over your head—by which time it’s usually too late to do anything about it.