Sometimes we don't actually want an answer.

We just want the uncertainty to stop.

So we choose something—anything—because making a decision feels easier than sitting with the discomfort of not knowing.

Do Not Force A Decision Just To End The Discomfort explores why the pressure to decide can sometimes be more dangerous than the uncertainty itself.

Not every decision needs to happen immediately.

Sometimes you need more information.

Sometimes you need time to see how a situation develops.

Sometimes your emotions are too loud for you to hear what you actually think.

And sometimes waiting is not indecision.

It's patience.

There is a difference between avoiding a decision and giving yourself enough space to make a good one.

If you're choosing something simply because yo ...