When I think about how life is filled with choices, I realize that having confidence in my decision-making is important to living a healthy, happy life.
I feel sure that I am able to weigh out any given situation and select the best option. Knowing that I choose what is best for me brings me great calm. I thoroughly trust my own ability to make decisions.
Some of the choices I make involve others. When life necessitates me to take others into account in my decision-making, I do so with great deliberation. Even in those cases, I expect to make wise choices in regard to all involved.
I rarely suffer any distress or indecision related to making choices.
I understand that there may be times when I make a “wrong” decision or one that is less than ideal. However, I still trust myself to ultimately make the best choice. If I dislike the outcome, I can usually change my mind without dire consequences.
Today, I reflect on my recent decisions and consider how I arrived at them, for such analysis can help me in future decisions.
I feel confident that I can trust myself to make wise choices now and in the future.
Self-Reflection Questions
- Do I trust my own ability to make decisions? If not, why?
- What can I do to strengthen my confidence in my decisions?
- In what types of circumstances do I have difficulty trusting my own ability to make decisions?
