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Follow Your Heart But Never Leave Your Brain Behind
I am at my worst when it comes to decision-making. It takes me a hundred few rethinks before I could finally decide on something. I've also had to bother other people for their opinions, too, and compare them to mine. In short, I can't decide on my own. The good thing about it is, it allows me to have more time in evaluating the situation and weighing things pretty well. It gives me more options and helps me decide things properly.
Just like the other night, when I was trying to figure out whether to quit my job with the current client or not. I wanted to let go, but there was a part of me that doesn't want to. And luckily, I didn't rush things, or I might regret it in the end. When it comes to decision-making, my rule is simple: **if it doesn't feel right, think, and give yourself a little more time to think when needed.** As long as you're not dealing with the *"life and death"* situation, then no need to rush things out. Remember, follow your heart but never leave your brain behind, or vice versa. PS: photos used are free images from Unsplash and Pixabay.
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> Remember, follow your heart but never leave your brain behind, or vice versa. I cant also decide on my own. I mean, there something inside me that is a contrast to what I am thinking. I always ask for advices when I feel uncertain. But like you say, in the end, you should be wise enough to let your brain decide not your heart.
Both should coincide, actually. But thank you for agreeing with me and for the upvote. :)
Sometimes I feel just like the way you described yourself...but thinking too much about what we gonna do or what decisions we will make...is a bad thing. Just choose what you think is the best for you. Hugs 🤗
Very true. It's quite stressful. 😊😊
The title is too catchy and the content is full of truths. Choose what will make your heart happy, but you need to evaluate things with your mind too. They both should work together when making a decision so you won't have any regrets in the end.
Exactly! That's what I'm talking about. :) And thank you.