Natalie Fisher walks through how to make decisions that align with your deeper purpose. Instead of pushing away doubt and fear, observe them as your mind's protection mechanism, then check if your choice still serves others and matches what you actually want.
Allowing all those things to come up and just paying attention to what comes up when you make the decision. So say if you make the decision to go after a particular job or particular position, say it's a business analyst or something, you're like, I've decided I'm going to become a business analyst, right? Or I've got a lot of clients too who want to start businesses or who are starting businesses, right? That could be a decision as well. It's like, I've decided I want to start this business. I want to do this. This is the way I want to serve people. This is the way I want to help people, right? Then allow and watch for all those things to come in that your brain is going to say. It's going to probably— and this is very normal, just so you know— it's going to come up with a bunch of reasons why you shouldn't do it. And it's like the self-doubt coming up, the everything that your brain can come up with to protect you.
How To Sound Good Without Having All the Answers (In Meetings & Job Interviews)
