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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Apr 24, 2023 ^^
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RYD date created : 2023-11-22T04:41:06.722771Z
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Tied into this is believing thereâs a ârightâ choice and not wanting to make the âwrongâ choice. For most difficult decisions , there is no ârightâ choice (or it probably wouldnât be a difficult decision as the choice would be more obvious). For most decisions, thereâs a choice that leads to this outcome and a choice that leads to that outcome. Neither one is necessarily right or wrong, just different outcomes.
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Two thing helped with making decisions 1. Itâs ok to fail/ make a bad decision. 2. I now have a failure checklist of things to do after failing something to make sure I never get stuck again- moving forward is key- course correction is available at all time but the most important thing is to keep moving forward.
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I agree with everyone else: this info is spot on and truly helpful. As always, thank you for doing what you do!
Side note: I adore how down-to-earth and genuine you are. You did a beautiful job of balancing a challenging topic with a light and fun environment (sitting on the rocking horse đ). Please never stop being you. đ
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This is very plausible to me, and it's a topic I've thought about on occasion for years. So before you revealed the answer I paused the video to summarize my own idea, which came out in two parts: (1) I make it difficult by trying to analyze data from so many different sources and/or in complex ways, and (2) I don't trust myself to be happy with my choice if I don't do that. So your explanation jibes with at least the second part. I've added this to my favorites so I hear it with some regularity. Thank you. Checking out your course now...
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đEmma, you are amazing at diving into the ROOT CAUSE of overthinking, etc.
I also find it helpful... to get it out of my head & put on paper; yet put it in a question format. It can be regards to the same concern; yet ONE question is a YES or NO format.
The other question... I ask in an Open-Ended format. Then I draw a line waiting for my Inner Spirit/Holy Spirit/God/Universe to provide the answer.
The answer may not come at that moment. It may come later when my mind is more relaxed or after walk in nature, jog, taking bath, etc.
EXPECT the answer to present itself sooner or later â¤
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You're absolutely right! Once I started addressing the underlying emotions, a lot of what I was struggling with has become easier to manage. I think sometimes when we're stressed about making decisions, this causes some overwhelm--and overwhelm by definition is a state of being unclear. So this results in more indecision.
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1 year ago
Trying to find the course about anxiety at the end
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