Picking & Choosing. How To Make Right Decisions Everytime. Dear Friend,
Picture this:
You've decided to advance your career by looking for another job with more responsibility. There's good demand for your skills and experience and very soon you've landed not one, but two job offers.
You now have to make a decision as to which offer to accept and which one to reject.
When you compare the offers on paper, there's very little to choose between them. They are equally matched on salary, perks and everything else that's important to you.
Pick the right one and you'll be laughing. Pick the wrong one and you could be job-hunting again in 6 months because you couldn't get along with the new VP they brought in shortly after you joined.
What do you do?
According to research cited by CNN ( Decision fatigue drains you of energy.) we make close to 35,000 decisions everyday.
Thankfully, most of these decisions are inconsequential and don't have a lot riding on them. They include things like what to wear today or what to have for breakfast.
And what's the worst that could happen? It's OK, once in a while to leave the house in mis-matching outfits or to have wine and cheese for breakfast. But for bigger things, you don't want to screw up.
These bigger things could include choosing between job offers; deciding which part of town to go house-hunting in or who to have as a partner.
The advantage you have with your daily kundalini meditation is that you develop a sixth sense for what is good for you and what isn't when it comes to making a decision.
The more you use this sixth sense, the better it becomes. Then you're bound to make the right decision every time . More below.
Also below: Being able to say 'No' is a skill worth acquiring. Let Sarah Knight tell you how. Also, learn this trick for beating anxiety with breath control. Best wishesP. PS. Moon Calendar (at end) this coming week: Mon. 12th February - Ganesha Jayanti / Chaturthi (Lucky 4th ); Thurs 15th - Saptami (You're supported); Fri. 16th - Durga ashtami (She stoops to conquer); Sat. 17th - Navami (You're protected). |
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