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CHOOSING YOUR NEXT STEP · 0:18

Your preference belongs in the decision too

“” Discomfort after a choice does not automatically mean the choice was wrong. Try this: Review the reasons you chose, then reopen the decision only if new information appears. Follow for the next decision-clarity scan. Self-help only — not therapy, diagnosis, or emergency support.

Three takeaways

  1. Discomfort after a choice does not automatically mean the choice was wrong.
  2. Treating uncertainty as new evidence.
  3. Restarting the entire decision without changed facts.
  4. Review the reasons you chose, then reopen the decision only if new information appears.

Video transcript

You said: Discomfort after a choice does not automatically mean the choice was wrong. Treating uncertainty as new evidence. Try this: Review the reasons you chose, then reopen the decision only if new information appears.

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