Many a times in life, we have a lot of confusions ranging from
flavor of your ice cream to saying ‘Yes’ to a relationship proposal. I am not
only talking about the teenagers but it also accounts for toddlers and adults
as well. There are times when your brain is so tangled that you instantaneously
get angry and take out your so called anger on others just because your
decision making abilities do not co-operate with you. So, let’s help each other
today. Let us see what the solution to this turbulence is.
Now to get clear steer of the confusion you are in, you need to
give time to yourself to think and act upon the situation. Sit and de-clutter
your brain and think how much deep in the mud are you. Think how you fell into
the mud, and then think of the possible ways to get out of it. Stop struggling
within the mud. The more you wiggle, the deeper you’ll sink into the mess. Just
take a stationary hold of yourself and then think of ideas to rise higher.
Now the problem being analyzed, think of solutions to it. Let’s say
you have a crush on someone and you can’t bring yourself to draw a borderline
to the feelings you have for that person and you overthink about that
situation. Now since you have analyzed the problem and taught yourself that it
is *just* a crush or else you taught yourself that it is actually Love, you can
easily move forward. Now implementing a solution isn’t an easy task bud.
To get rid of the solution you sure have to keep a foot forward and put your stand in front and then work your way to the hilt of it. Be brutally honest, if you know you’re wrong admit it and if you are not then admit it as well. There is only black or white, no grey in between. Secondly, take decisions that have a strong base and can be implemented and performed well in the long run. Instead of making short decisions that terminate within days or hours, make decisions that last until the problem is over. And lastly, think whether your outburst during the confusion or your decision affects someone or not. If you think it damages someone please alter your decision.
These are not the only things you need to keep in mind but there are a gazillion other things that need to be kept in mind whenever taking a decision. Because once you have a fool-proof plan of what you are doing things are easier. And better.
To get rid of the solution you sure have to keep a foot forward and put your stand in front and then work your way to the hilt of it. Be brutally honest, if you know you’re wrong admit it and if you are not then admit it as well. There is only black or white, no grey in between. Secondly, take decisions that have a strong base and can be implemented and performed well in the long run. Instead of making short decisions that terminate within days or hours, make decisions that last until the problem is over. And lastly, think whether your outburst during the confusion or your decision affects someone or not. If you think it damages someone please alter your decision.
These are not the only things you need to keep in mind but there are a gazillion other things that need to be kept in mind whenever taking a decision. Because once you have a fool-proof plan of what you are doing things are easier. And better.
P.S.- This is just my thought and viewpoint. Any criticism is
openly welcomed. This is not funny or like the regular posts I make. But this
is something I wanted to share since quite a time. Thanks.
P.P.S- I was sleepy when I wrote this, forget and forgive the typos and errors.
P.P.S- I was sleepy when I wrote this, forget and forgive the typos and errors.
-DaYumfooDie. Laugh. Rainbows. Unicorns. Love.
Wise...
ReplyDelete...Whether your take on the situation was black or white, collateral damage caused by the final course of action always comes in mesmerizing shades of grey...
- I'll_Stay_Anon_Awhile
@I'll_Stay_Anon_Awhile
ReplyDeleteThanks A lot :)
Btw, where did you take that line from?
Anytime...
ReplyDeleteThat line's my own.. Source: Brain...
:)
Where did you expect it might be from?
[I'm just curious... Indulge me?]
- I'll_Stay_Anon_Awhile
@I'll_Stay_Anon_Awhile
ReplyDeleteI don't know. That line just mesmerizes me a lot. Whenever I come to this post, I'll read the comment section twice or thrice.
It's almost as if someone I knew told this to me or somewhere I read about it.
This line is eerily familiar.
Very weird, I know.
This conversation interests me.
Hope to know this Anon soon :)
Not weird..
ReplyDeleteMaybe we've read the same books and/or think on similar lines..
[shrugs]
A Clarification -
I remain Anonymous for the simple reason that we are complete strangers.
You may take a stranger's word for it - we've never met; though it's likely we have friends in common..
If this conversation still interests you - I'm aware I seem to be on the enigmatic side - I'll comment via Google..
Till then,
- I'll_Stay_Anon_Awhile
@I'll_Stay_Anon_Awhile
ReplyDeleteOh, I love your vocabulary.
You surely are a mystery.
This conversation has had me hooked.
I wish you have a blog and I could read more of your writing.
Anon, you addictive Enigma, you.
Glowing feedback, many thanks..
ReplyDeleteI've just messaged you - rather awkwardly, I'm sure - via Google..
Not much point in maintaining the mystery anymore, is there?
Ah well, for that instant alone,
- I'll_Stay_Anon_Awhile