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by josh_nyc
6293 days ago
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All I can offer here is a personal observation: Many times in my life when I've asked people for advice in choosing between several options, I've found myself secretly hoping they'd guide me to a certain option... hmm... When I was a teenager, I'd ask my dad for advice and find myself asking leading questions and almost arguing to get him to advise me to pick a certain option. He would get annoyed and end the conversation with "if you already know the answer, why are you asking me?" As I got older and our conversations got calmer, he would often end with "well it sounds like you already know what you want to do." I find that when asking for advice (or venting about a tough decision), this pattern persists. Now I try to have that conversation with myself, knowing I should trust my intuition. It saves a lot of time and frustration! Then, when I ask for advice, I'm actually ready to listen to it. |
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