David Whyte says most people rush decisions to escape discomfort, but sitting with that tension is where real growth happens. The right choice becomes clear without forcing it.
This is the answer I've been looking for all these years. Please share it. David Whyte, phenomenal Irish poet. He said that generally when there's like multiple paths that are open in front of us and we feel this sort of indecision and we feel the pull of this choice, most people, they make the decision too fast because they can't be in the discomfort. And that it's really important that those are actually like very fertile moments for our inner growth is let the paths stretch you, let the indecision stretch you, the discomfort actually grow to the point where it becomes obvious what the choice was.
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