Climbing a Mount Perspective inside ourselves can help us see our cares in a new light, too. We really are small, compared to everything else that's going on. Smallness can't carry on as if it were bigness. Sometimes we should think big. The problem is that we think our actions ought to keep pace with our thinking.
Nobody can do that.
The world is too complex. Recently, I was reading Working The Angles by Eugene Peterson. Nestled in the next to last paragraph of chapter one, I found a sentence that changed my life. The issue of our perspective comes down to a question of ownership. The Hebrews of Bible times didn't own the world.