One of the biggest problems we face in society is that we’ve been taught not to trust ourselves.
Lack of trust in ourselves leads to a disproportionate amount of overthinking and indecisiveness.
So many decisions to make, What if I’m wrong? What if I make a mistake? What if I fail?
Indecisiveness and overthinking comes from a lack of clarity on what direction you want to move in. It comes from a lack of sincerity in yourself.
Being performance oriented will get in the way of your intuition because it attempts to please others or present you in a different light than you truly are.
Learn to listen to the voice of your unconscious mind. It is the quite voiceless voice that is more of a feeling and at the very most a whisper.
Ask yourself: What do I really want? Is that really it?
Your unconscious mind (intuition) will answer immediately. The voice isn’t loud and won’t attempt to convince you but it will make itself known via emotion.
Detach from the outcome and be willing to be wrong.
Decide on what you really want and go there! Have an aim and purpose in why you want to move in that direction.
Use emotions like a compass. If your intentions aren’t in the right place, you’ll know. Something will feel off even if you’re doing “the right thing.”
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