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Decision Making

DECISION MAKING

This is definitely not my strong suit.

I am very indecisive.

When it comes to what I want to wear, eat, or do.

This is not a good quality to have. And I knew that I struggled with this, but I did not know that it was eventually going to affect my life in a NOT SO positive way.

Therefore, it is time to make some changes to myself and my life; and how I go about everything. And how I think and make my decisions.

If you know me, or have been following me… Then you know that I moved out of my parent’s house and out of the state in January 2016. This was a huge change for me, which it would be for pretty much anyone.

Another big change is getting/being in a serious relationship.

With these two big changes in my life you would think that I have grown up… Or became an adult. But now that some light has been brought to this topic, I do not think I have, not completely anyways.

Moving out obviously meant that I was going to miss my family, but I made the mistake of allowing my emotions control some of my decisions. I also didn’t think about the people around me or my financial situation and work schedule.

An adult would have thought of all of those things before making a decision. But I didn’t, and it started unwanted issues in my life.

My relationship is something that has suffered from my decisions, and some of my new friendships. And none of that is acceptable!

I am now aware of my bad decision making and indecisive-ness. I am also aware of the fact that I have to think of the people around me before making a decision, most importantly, my significant other!

I am no longer a single girl. I have someone else to think about. We are a team, and I have to start being a part of that team.

So that’s enough babble about my lack of decision making… Here are a few things that I will be doing going forward to improve.

  1. Pause, and be more aware/mindful of what I’m doing.

  2. Look into going to therapy.

  3. Remember that this is my life! I don’t have to please everyone, especially if “it” doesn’t make sense for mine and my significant other’s life.

  4. Stop taking the “easy” way out.

This is where I am going to start.

If decision making is something that you struggle, perhaps you can try the above things as well. :)

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