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The quote that killed my decision paralysis

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The quote that killed my decision paralysis

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hanna cam
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570 просмотров · 13 дней назад
"You will regret both" is the line that eased the anxiety of choosing from my options. This is a video about decision paralysis — the struggle of being in your twenties, having too many things you could become, and therefore becoming none of them. Including Sylvia Plath's fig tree, about why every choice costs you the ones you didn't make, and why that's not the tragedy it sounds like. Timestamps 📌: 00:00: the feeling of always being behind in your early twenties 01:21: How do I have fun but make the most of my twenties? 03:35: The quote that stopped my decision paralysis 06:14: How to be more mentally flexible 07:51: The importance of letting go of your identity Sylvia Plath's fig tree metaphor is from The Bell Jar. The quote is Kierkegaard's. — #decisionparalysis , #overthinking how to stop overthinking, fig tree metaphor, Sylvia Plath fig tree, #lifeadvicequotes , your 20s, career indecision, fear of making the wrong choice, #mindsetshift , #selfimprovement , #personalgrowth , #identity , #selfdiscovery , #mentalflexibility , #motivation , #regret , choosing a path, feeling stuck, #kierkegaard either/or