How are you doing, Friend?
Decision-making is challenging to the degree people are reluctant to
make use of a worldview. In this context, a worldview is a set of
prioritized values (convictions) that you can use to evaluate
opportunities.
Making a decision requires discriminating between alternatives. To
discriminate means to judge one opportunity as better than another.
People who don’t like to be judgmental can therefore struggle to make
decisions. For everything elevated as more valuable, there must be
something else devalued. People who like to people-please can be
reluctant to make a decision when no option will leave everyone happy.
You can become confused when you have too many options and no way to
either emphasize the best ones as superior or eliminate the worst ones.
You have two alternatives to make this decision-making easier. First, by
choosing the best option, you don’t have to declare any option as bad
(a more positive approach). Second, by rejecting the worse option, you
can completely eliminate it from consideration (a more negative
approach). Different personalities might prefer one alternative over the
other.
Matt
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