Most people think fear is a signal. If you feel afraid, you assume you shouldn’t do it.
That logic works for small decisions. It fails for life-altering ones. When both options have real costs, your mind often freezes — not because you’re weak, but because you’re trying to avoid irreversible regret.
A useful shift is to stop asking “What’s the right answer?” and start asking “What are the trade-offs?” Clarity comes from precision.
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