Post #59

How to stop doubting your choice and not to look all the time for the perfect solution 1. Flip a coin. If you don't have a particularly important decision to make, and you're completely confused, leave it to chance. 2. Write out all the pros and cons. This method is recommended for more serious decisions. Collect and structure all the data that you have, for example, make a table. When the information is in front of you, you will be less anxious and you will know that you have considered all the nuances of your choice. 3. Remember that everything can be changed. There are almost no situations that can not be replayed. Even if you make a decision that will change your life, you are capable of correcting its consequences. 4. Understand that perfect decisions do not exist. Most of the time you can't account for or control everything. You can choose the perfect TV for a month, and then find out that a new model has come out, even better.