Brynnie Bear
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- 1y
Doubt
Does anyone have any tips for how to make decisions faster and not go back and forth?
777Q777Q
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- 1y
I ran into a situation with eyeglasses and when I have pair and have to pick one I would make a pro and con list , especially these days one pair of eyeglasses could easily cost into the hundreds of dollars and would like to make a good thought out decision.
777Q777Q
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- 1y
Normally to have a set amount of time to consider options on a given topic more important things could require more than. When the given time is over try to stick with the decision knowing you gave the appropriate amount of time and consideration to the issue at hand and try to move on to something else.
JediMJJediMJ
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- 1y
Ohhhh, another OCD thing I do that I didn’t know was OCD. I thought I was just very thorough…and I am, but I guess it’s anxiety driving it…worrying about making the right decision, weighing all the possibilities. Sigh.
Brynnie BearBrynnie Bear
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- 1y
@JediMJ I feel you I hate it
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