Lately, I\u2019ve been doing a lot of thinking and very little acting. It\u2019s not because I\u2019m lazy or don\u2019t know what to do; I know everything and am fully capable. The reason I don\u2019t act is simple: I can\u2019t choose. I can\u2019t make a decision. I get caught in the trap of non-choice, where\u2014amidst a multitude of options\u2014making a choice and committing to a decision is the hardest part.<\/p>\n\n
With this in mind, I sought answers to my questions about how to deal with this “trap of non-choice.” After all, you can’t simply *not* choose\u2014life goes on, and that means figuring out which direction to take. But how do you make a decision when something truly important is at stake? What if the choice involves which country to live in, which business niche to pursue, or which life partner to choose? We always want to make the right choice, don’t we?<\/p>\n\n
What have I noticed, especially in recent years as external circumstances have become particularly oppressive and anxiety-inducing? I\u2019ve noticed that when faced with difficult external situations, I tend to rely heavily on logic, analysis, and rational thinking. Yet, the more I overthink things, the more I doubt myself and get tangled up in confusion. I wasn’t happy with that approach, so I decided to find other ways to make decisions\u2014and I did. I even made a video about it for my YouTube channel:<\/p>\n\n