With the right perspective and support, it’s possible to make choices confidently even when the path isn’t perfectly clear.
Decisions can be hard work, and sometimes we avoid them but staying stuck in indecision can be even more distressing and overwhelming.
When you’re hungry, angry, lonely, or tired – these are the times when your choices are far from being your best.
We can analyse, assess and plan, but unless we act, we’ll never reap any rewards. The Bible encourages us to ‘have a go’…
When we strengthen our decision making, we are better able to objectively accept our decisions, even if the result is not what we hoped for.
Our gut instincts play a larger role in the formation of our beliefs, opinions and decisions that we realise, writes Michael McQueen.
Sometimes, the fact that we can’t “reload” our real-life decisions until we land on the most desirable outcome, can paralyse us, writes Jessica Tan.
