2. Fears
Feelings of insecurity can make you indecisive; you are afraid to commit to one thing because of what would become of another thing. Making decisions sometimes require being bold. It is not a good scene and feels like being torn apart in-between options, it is better to tear options apart and not the other way round.
What are your fears? Put them at stake and you will stay longer at the table of decision-making. Be courageous and make things happen. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes, you have not failed outrightly when you make mistakes: it makes you know and become better when you learn from it.
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3. Ignorance
There is power, and there is will. We all have the power to think/make decisions, but if you lack the resolve to think things through, then you will get stuck in the place of decision-making. Had it been you already know the end and weight of each option you are considering, then it would hasten your conclusion.
What you don’t know dwarfs what you know – the best way to weigh your options is to have adequate information about each option as this will help you to make your decisions smartly and quickly.
4. Clustered Mind
If you have more than one food on the plate of your mind, then you can suffer from indecision. Multitasking is a good thing to do – it saves your time, but not everyone can multitask; not everyone has the mental power to process more than one thought/idea at a time.
Maybe in your own case, you will need to have a clear mind to aid your decision processes. Practice one step/thought at a time and you will do better when it comes to making decisions.
