We've Got Our Worries, But They Don't Wreck Our Lives

Death be not proud: Americans are more likely to worry about money. In a poll by Barna Research, adults were asked to identify “the most pressing challenges and difficulties they face.” What’s most striking is that an enviable one in five couldn’t come up with any. Among respondents who did cite a problem, 28 percent picked one related to finances. Health was the runner-up (19 percent), followed by career concerns (16 percent), parenting struggles (11 percent), family relationships (7 percent) and “accomplishing personal goals” (7 percent).