Welcome back to another episode of Arnold's Pump Club.

Today, I want to discuss something that's been on many of your minds.

I know that all of you have watched the firestorm taking over Los Angeles,

so I wanted to share my thoughts.

Like I said, on social media, I am touched by all of your messages of concern.

My animals and the people I care about are safe. My house is

near the fire line, but I don't want you to spend your time worrying about me or my home. I want

you to think about these firefighters. They're working around the clock. They are fighting

against fires, digging, cutting, lugging heavy

equipment up and downhills and flying dangerous missions to drop water and retardant. They are

real-life action heroes. Instead of being with their families, they are protecting all the families threatened by these terrible fires.

Many people have lost everything.

You can pray and think about them.

I know at times like this people get overwhelmed.

We are all seeing terrible images on the news around the clock.

I know that a lot of people feel an urge to react.

That's why I want to share some of the lessons I've learned.

I have told you before that my rule is that if I'm watching the news

and start complaining about something, I ask myself what I can do about it.

If I can do something, do it.

And that stops the complaining.

If I can't do anything, I don't let myself complain.

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