Sometimes decision-making is a straightforward choice between two things. Those things may be both great things, both not great things, or one is greater than the other but the choice is nuanced and not as simple as it seems it should be.

But then there are other times where choices are clouded by the personality and demeanor of other people, where this one thing looks great on the surface but you know this situation isn’t so simple and you wonder how to move forward in a situation that is clouded by interpersonal conflict or relational tension.

If you can relate, listen in.

Links + Resources From This Episode:

Tom Junod for The Atlantic: Mister Rogers's Enduring Wisdom
Mister Rogers's Lifetime Achievement Award speech
Grab a copy of my book, The Next Right Thing
Find me on Instagram @emilypfreeman
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103: Look for the Children: Mister Rogers and Decision-Making