helps me relax when making big and small decisions— everything in life leads to the next thing, no such thing as a wrong decision, etc.
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i big big big hate making decisions and stress that whatever i pick will be the wrong choice, but i have found that the more i decide internally to just commit to whichever choice, i try to let go and let the universe take it from there. until time travel is invented, no one can go back in time and change their decisions so there is no point in considering what another option would have been like. it's just an exercise in misery that is best avoided. do what feels good and don't look back.
Oct 22, 2024
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(also, if possible: ask people you trust—who don't gain or lose from your choice—what they think)
Apr 2, 2025
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It’s much better than making the simple but destructive- possibly irreparable - one.
Feb 21, 2024
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full of admiration for the woman i saw outside the grocery store this afternoon
Mar 21, 2024
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I will never not recommend this singular podcast episode (recommended to me by a dear friend from high school), which is so funny, silly, and suspenseful: a man remembers all the words and melodies to a song he heard all the time on the radio in arizona when he was a kid, but there's absolutely zero trace of it online or in our collective memory (except for one obscure internet post in a guitar forum, from a user based out of Trinidad & Tobago). the situation is absurd and it's impossible not to laugh along–– i've listened to this on family road trips, drives with friends, etc, probably 6 or 7 times over the past few years without getting sick of it. My first listen was while running the Central park loop and a stranger flagged me down to say we'd passed each other twice and she had to know how I could laugh and smile so much while running
Apr 29, 2024
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And eating them with butter and crunchy nutella and strawberries
Feb 4, 2024