One thing I noticed about myself is that I generally don't know what I want. I may seem resolute on a particular stand, but when I'm faced with the dilemma, I'll hesitate again. I'm also reluctant to let go of all the good things in my life. In that sense I resist change. But who am I kidding? Change is the only constant.
"Being strong is making up your mind to live with the choices you've made. Letting go is to embrace the future with the past in mind, always remembering that what's yours will always be in your memories to keep. Growing up is to let go of your fears and believe, only in what you always knew you should have believed in."
--> I remember reading this quote and feeling like it made so much sense.
I think it's time for me to be responsible about the decisions I make. If I have made a decision after weighing all the relevant pros and cons of the situation, I should learn to embrace it and all the consequences it brings. And not second-guess my decisions when I'm faced with the consequences at the end of the day. And when I've made a decision, I shall be accepting of all the necessary consequences that it has.
And I shall add: That being firm about your decision includes letting your head rule your heart. That's something I've been unable to do since the start, but hey, fake it till you make it yeah.
How else do we go about this?






