How many times have you heard that you should 'do
the right thing.' Yet, in all the times I've heard that said, there was nothing
about the judgement of how to make that decision that made any sense. Sometimes
it might be said to be a 'moral' decision as in doing what is 'morally right,'
whatever that is.
The real problem comes when we think there is one
right answer and all the rest are the wrong answers. That's a bit of craziness.
What do people seriously expect us to be? God?
Another problem comes by trying to think it into
being, by logic, or deduction, reasoning, or even random choice. The trouble
I've found with this is the constant, never-ending second guessing that comes
after the decision, let alone the what if I make a mistake preliminary
dance.
No. I've found only one thing that I can count on
every time. I ask my heart what feels best and then that is the decision.
Sometimes it even seems that might not be the best choice, and then it somehow
is. It's kind of funny how that works.
Another way to say that is to do what feels good to
you. This applies equally in business and our private affairs. Only you will
know how your heart feels, what feels good or right to you, and I think we all
have that same exact guidance.
The only other unsolicited advice to add to this is
that I've found is not to be the least bit concerned how someone else judges
your decision. Rest easy. I know that you will find as I have that it is always
the best and most satisfying choice.
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