DECIDE

Indecision can be more exhausting than a bad decision. We wait for perfect clarity, for a sign that guarantees no regret. But life rarely works that way. Fog is part of the road. Decisions under uncertainty require courage, not certainty. A simple method: pause, breathe, choose the option that feels aligned with your values—not just your fears. Then act. Even if it’s wrong, action teaches faster than paralysis. Progress doesn’t come from perfect choices. It comes from learning, adjusting, moving forward. Remember: a “good enough” decision today is worth more than a perfect one you never make.