How do you know when a decision is “right” for you?
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Goose bumps, angels singing, warm fuzzies – everyone has a metric for decisions that feel destined to work.
Carrie says: A teacher once told me that decide means, “to cut off, to kill off.” I like the word choice. The right choice for me feels easy, graceful with no hesitation, 99% of the time my intuition is right, like a baby’s whisper. When that feeling is not present I am learning to take time to be reflective and arrive at a choice that is right for me.
Danielle says: I call it “art gallery mind.” Clear. Calm. Well lit. With a very slight rush of awe.
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