Hesitation can arise when there are many choices, but we do not have to let fear or desire decide everything. Returning to sound principles helps us choose with greater steadiness.
Hesitation Does Not Mean Weakness
Sometimes hesitation comes from care because we can see the consequences of different choices.
Look at Principles Before Convenience
Ask what is right, beneficial, and least harmful to others.
Separate Fear From Facts
Fear can speak loudly, but that does not mean what we fear will happen.
Choose and Take Responsibility
No choice is always perfect. Once we choose, we can learn and take responsibility for the result.
What You Can Do Today
Write three principles you want to live by and use them to evaluate one decision.
One Good Thing Today
Make one decision by putting what is right before what is merely pleasing.
Come Back Tomorrow
Return to your principles whenever confusion makes the path hard to see.
