Your biggest loss: Discover the 3 secrets to overcome it

A devastating loss takes folks out of their dreams quickly.

But three decisive steps rescue the reeling.

Only three steps? Even after a hurricane, Helene or Milton?

It’s never too late to storm-proof the future.

The difference in survival before or after a storm is how you manage anxiety.

And later, loss.

I suggest three steps to safety.

Release anxiety every day in three simple words

Anxiety is locking up many.

Everything’s at stake. Everybody wants control.

Control of our feelings, time and money.

What’s it gonna be? My way or the highway?

But, the all-encompassing power found in three words sets the prisoners free.

The Maui wildfires are the deadliest in the U.S. in over 100 years.

If you lost everything in a wildfire, could you survive?

“You ever seen hell in the movies? That is what it looked like. Fire everywhere. Dead people.” Kekoa Lansford, Lahaina resident

Three parachutes allow anyone to survive the worst disasters. Not avoid, but survive.

What do litigation, wildfires and a drunken sailor share in common with anxiety?

Bridge Over Troubled Water, the celebrated song by Simon & Garfunkel, is a compass.

Whatever you’re trying to find, look for . . .

. . . and you will thrive over troubled water.

Untold millions recall the song’s August 1970 release as it inspires hope.

Last Christmas, our family watched the CBS special, Homeward Bound: A Grammy Salute to the Songs of Paul Simon.

We found three treasures in what Stevie Wonder calls “one of the most beautiful songs ever written.”