Decisions
Possibility Project — Day 12
Welcome to my unedited, unscripted daily thoughts on adopting an abundance mindset.
Decisions are of the possibility framework; although, they appear to be the most difficult practice.
Most would argue taking action is the most difficult thing to do, and that’s absolutely true inside a scarcity framework.
The key is to make a decision, any decision. One way to accomplish this goal is to make several decisions a day. Start simple. As simple as, saying yes to an invitation to a friend’s birthday soiree.
The antithesis of decision making is indecision. Indecision steals opportunities. It is a relentless virus that sickens the possibility mindset.
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Robert Frost famously said, ‘Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled, and that has made all the difference.”
When we read Frost’s poem, we are reminded of the advantages of being an explorer and adventurer.
Additionally, the poet shares another important lesson on the value of a decision; especially one that is filled with uncertainty and possibly failure.
To possibilities!
