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Below is my reflection to a very realistic article by David Sudar:
Personally I have gone through such a struggle between inner emotional voice and rational voice. One voice says go for it. The other voice says don't go for it. This is a painful and exhausting experience to go through it. I was experiencing such a conflict in making a choice between getting a doctoral degree in medicine or in education. It was very difficult to make a decision. It was a painful struggle. I decided to spend an hour everyday for meditating until the clouds of inner conflicts faded away completely. My mind became crystal clear. I listened to my mind and heart and made a decision: Go for getting my doctoral degree in Education. I am very happy for making that choice. Namaste!
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Debbie Podwika
3/15/2025 02:16:33 pm
I too have had times in my life.Where it has been very difficult to make a decision. I have to say, usually my inner voice is loud enough to drown out my ego Ha. I've had colleagues.Tell me when I doubted myself that I shouldn't that my red flags are always correct. I have one professor who I swear can tell when the tiniest muscle of doubt twinges and he points it out to me. Sometimes I will have enough timenough time to wait for my inner voice.If it is not as loud as my ego or doubt, But where I run into trouble is when I don't have the time, when there's a deadline. When this happens, another situation, the original author did not bring up occurs, not listening to either voice and listening to others. When I listen to others, almost always it is the wrong decision for me. I think the Most important thing to slow doand wait. Another thing I find useful.It's certainly writing down my thoughts. Perhaps it's a pro and cons list or something that helps you visualize both directions and clarifies which direction you should go to. 3/15/2025 03:51:33 pm
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