Original Advice
“DO: Write three options, circle one quickly.”
Choose Fast, Repair Later
Your indecision isn’t neutrality; it’s fear dressed as fairness. You stall because you want the perfect option to absolve you of blame. It won’t arrive. Every extra pro–con list is a hiding place. Momentum is the medicine. Write three options, circle one, move. Let correctness emerge in motion, not in spreadsheets. Stop being polite to your anxiety.
Your first impulse is not chaos; it’s your inner metronome. Constraints sharpen beauty. Three options force clarity, not boredom. The quick circle is a ritual: you choose, then you adapt. Balance comes from micro-corrections, like a tightrope walker shifting weight, not from freezing midair. You don’t need perfect foresight. You need a direction and a deadline.
Cosmic Context
You are the scales; balance is a verb. Venus gives you taste, not permission to stall.
Action
──────Set a two-minute timer. Write three options. Circle.
✨ You are allowed to choose wrong and still be adored. ✨