Once we make important decisions about relationships, careers and how we want to live our lives, we tend to remain stuck to these decisions even if they are not working out for us.
That’s why we are almost always so surprised to see that getting fired in the career we chose can frequently lead to a more rewarding career in some other pursuit.
In other words, we become glued to our positions.
Our egos are on the line. We don’t want to reevaluate important decisions we have made because in effect doing so is a rejection of our own ego.
It’s actually the other way around.
Attack your decisions – rethink and reevaluate them based on changes in circumstance or growth within yourself.
Because when you can break the chain of being bound to what you may have previously decided that no longer applies, you either chart a new path or reaffirm the one you are on.
There is no benefit to blindly live by life’s decisions that may have been made under different circumstances.
What matters is what decision do you want to make now.
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