Which one do I enter? How do I know God’s plan when two doors are opening and both look promising?
With my long history of making poor decisions, I have been hesitant. Fear of entering a wrong door has kept me from entering either. And that’s not living.
A friend recently shared something with me that his father told him. If you happen to make a wrong decision, you simply make another one.
How simple is that is that concept? Why didn’t I ever think of that? Maybe it is because I have a tendency to overthink which, in turn, complicates everything. And in the overthinking, the fear factor most generally kicks in.
Those open doors don’t look so scary now. ♥️
Andi
Photo: at Turkey Run, kayaking with my Charlie Girl
Coffee with Andi 
Bravo. Our lives are full of decisions, right and wrong, that have brought us to where we re today. We just need to decide, then plow on ahead, and if need be, decide again at a future time. The worst decision is to decide to make no decision.
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That truly is the worst decision!
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Great advice!
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