Making decisions based on clarity

Making decisions based on clarity

The best decisions are not made under pressure.
But from a place of calm.

When you are under pressure, you often make choices based on fear.
Fear of making the wrong choice. Fear of failure. Fear of disappointing others.

And decisions made out of fear rarely feel right.
Even if they make sense rationally.

Clarity does not come from thinking harder.
Clarity comes from creating calm.

By stopping weighing up all the options.
By listening to what you feel, not just what you think.
By giving space to what you already know, but don’t yet dare to follow.

And then, in that calm, a direction emerges.
Not dramatically. Not suddenly.
But clearly.

And that clarity is often all you need to move forward.