When I don’t know what to do, I ask myself THIS question. | Mel Robbins #Shorts
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You will never change your life without finding the courage to take some risks.
I used to be terrified of making the wrong decision. Whether I was thinking about changing my career, or moving to a new place, or hell whether or not I was going to go out with friends or stay in and take care of myself, thinking about what to do only made me feel more uncertain and confused about what to do.
And then I discovered a magic question…
When you ask yourself this question it’s almost as if it breaks the spell of uncertainty. This one question cuts right through the bullsh*t in your mind and helps you locate what’s true in your heart and soul.
Tag anyone in your life who you know is trying to make a big decision or who is constantly holding themselves back by indecision.
This one simple question amazes me with its accuracy and it’s a tool that you need to use because it will help you cut through indecision and create the life that is meant for you.
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