Uncertainty makes your
road foggy. When the world seems unstable, every option comes with a question
mark, a doubt, a… something is wrong… It is as if you are driving, you look
ahead, but the road keeps shifting.
No choice feels
completely right. I know, it’s easy to freeze and to overthink, imagining every
worst-case scenario as the only possibility. But here’s the thing - not
deciding is also a decision and often, it’s the one that costs the most…
- So, start by setting clear criteria: What matters most right now? What can you compromise? What is non-negotiable?
- A few solid guidelines will keep you anchored when emotions try to take over and use logic. Your logic… Check the facts, weigh the risks, compare options… But don’t let analysis become a cage; analyze and move forward with the decision.
- And be careful with another potential prison… Your past experiences are useful - they’ve shaped your instincts, after all, and you have been able to survive and reach to this point. But remember, the past is a reference; don’t reject a new path just because it doesn’t look like the old one.
- Be a visionary: imagine where you want to be, beyond where you are. At the same time, be practical if things are not going well - a flexible balanced plan is better than a perfect one that will never be brought to reality.
- And here’s a crucial piece for a decision, many people forget: a journey to your inner world. When you connect to yourself, decisions stop feeling like a gamble. Your intuition turns into a compass and meditation becomes a personal recharger. To make a better decision, trust yourself and just sit quietly, meditate...
- Related to the former point, remember: a clean mind sees more paths than a crowded one and sometimes, the next step reveals itself only in its stillness.
These are uncertain
times. Your best decision maybe won’t be the smartest or the safest, so make a
decision by aligning mind, heart and soul.
In this way, you will move
forward, even when the road is not yet clear.
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