make good decisions

Take a deep breath and think for a moment if there is an important decision that you have been avoiding making. Now exhale and know that your higher self already has the answer to that decision. All you have to do is access that information. The question is not whether or not you know what is best for you, but whether you can broaden your vision enough to see the big picture of how that decision affects the momentum of your life and brings you closer to or closer to your purpose. far from it? Learning to look at life through a magnified lens is what a psychic does. But you can also develop this skill.

The truth is that there are no wrong decisions because we all do the best we can with the information given to us and then make a decision based on that. Sometimes another decision must be made in the future when more information is revealed. This change of heart does not mean that the first decision was wrong, just that under the above circumstances it was the best we could do. I often have clients who have been sitting on the fence, frozen in a state of inner fear and unable to hear the voice of their higher self calling them home on their heart’s path. Fear has frozen them in time, procrastination sets in, and life crawls in a state of denial with no apparent growth or change until the unresolved decision rises up again and ambushes them.

Then the fear is reactivated and the idea of ​​making the wrong decision hangs over them. To make a properly informed decision, you must first control your fear. Second, inner guidance must be sought, and third, one must be open to limitless possibilities rather than just the typical black and white solutions. Too often, when a client comes to me for a session, he has already asked several friends what they should do and they are more confused than when they first started making up their minds, because everyone has a different opinion.

An individual may again avoid decision until life itself pushes him off the fence. In other words, they get fired by their boss, their partner dumps them, they get a nasty medical diagnosis, they go bankrupt, or they get evicted, to name a few motivators for change. Instead of being a victim of life, focus and be courageous, trusting that you can handle the changes ahead and will be provided with the necessary resources and allies to help you navigate the uncharted waters that lie on the other side of the fence. . Think you’re hurt and lucky. Know that he has survived many challenging situations before and has developed a deep inner resilience to emerge victorious.

In short, to make good decisions: 1. Believe you can 2. Release fear of the outcome 3. Gather more information if needed 4. Just go for it and see how much you can accomplish, you might be surprised!