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Choice Is Uncomfortable

Choice Is Uncomfortable

“Choice is uncomfortable,” says Ann Weber, a psychologist from Asheville, North Carolina. “It makes us feel responsible.” “The advantage of indecision is being blameless,” she says. “But the disadvantage is losing control of your life.”

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Overcoming indecisiveness involves recognizing its roots in upbringing and self-esteem issues. Psychologists suggest visualizing supportive and critical voices to overcome doubt. Making frequent, small decisions builds confidence.

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