be more decisive

“Definitely” – did you see that?! Hehe. Yes, I’m sure.
I’m wasting a lot less time breaking my head about those little choices that don’t really matter. I decide for one of them, then don’t think about whether the other one might have been better.
I ended my relationship (very good decision), and I resumed the friendship I’d ended in my last comment (it was the right decision back then, and an excellent decision to change my mind now).
I’ll still keep this goal in my list for a little longer, though. Or maybe I should consider it finished..? – Ha, right decision to keep it then :)

Hey, I can almost always give a quick answer now when my boyfriend asks me what kind of tea I’d like – that used to be a tough one =D I’ve ended a friendship that was very important to me, and I’m sure it was the right decision. And I’m going to get a sailboat!

I’ve always been Miss Dunno, being overwhelmed by all those trivial little everyday life decisions. I just can’t appreciate much choice about things that don’t really matter.

(I’m almost relieved that Subway isn’t an option for me any more (Celiac)... So I managed to choose my meal, and then they keep on bothering me: Which bread? Which of the veggie stuff? Which sauce? Man, all I want is a sandwich. Your sandwiches are always good. Any kind of bread, any kind of veggies, any kind of sauce, thank you. Aren’t you the expert here? I’m sure you can do that.)

Anyways, this never really bothered me enough to think much about it. Until I recently realized that it can be annoying as hell for other people (yeah yeah… It took me much less time to realize that emotional intelligence is not really my kind of thing..). So now this is marked “high priority” on my “Yeah yeah I’m working on it”-list.