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On intuition, choices, clearing what gets in the way, and making a little more room for the life you actually want.
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How Many Answers Do You Need?
There comes a point in almost every important decision when somebody decides they need a second opinion. Perfectly reasonable. Maybe even a third. Nothing wrong with being thorough. But somewhere around the seventh conversation, the fourth Google
Strange Problem of Having Options
Having options sounds like a wonderful problem to have. And it is. Right up until you actually have to choose.
You Did All That Clearing...
At some point, somebody has to ask. How much clearing are we planning to do? Forever?
Apparently You Can Just Decide To Do Something
There is a funny thing that can happen when you've spent a good portion of your life building something you actually wanted. You get it.
Intuition Is Information. You Still Have to Choose.
Intuition Is Information. You Still Have to Choose. One of the easiest ways to make intuition completely useless is to ask it to do your job.
You Can Like Your Life and Still Edit It
You Can Like Your Life and Still Edit It: A piece about changing something without declaring the existing version a failure.