Make the Right Choices You weigh the options and you already know the answer, yet somehow you talk yourself into the wrong one anyway, telling yourself just this once. You know the better choice is to go to sleep, you know pizza again isn't the meal your body is asking for, you know the conversation you keep avoiding needs to happen, you know the grocery store needs to happen before hunger makes the decision for you, and you know your body wants movement and your eyes need a

More than once, I have made a decision I felt good about, until I shared to someone else. I had thought it through, I was ready to move forward, then I told them, they gave me a look or an opinion, and the whole thing crashed. The question to examine is not why we doubt, it is how much of that doubt is actually ours.