Self-Imposed Decision Blocks

 

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There generally is a lot going on in our heads when having decision block.  One could look at them as self-imposed obstacles.  Here are three very common ones we all throw out in front of ourselves.  Hope this helps is breaking through some of your blockages.

Procrastination

Procrastination is often rooted in the fear of failure or a perceived lack of readiness. Procrastination delays progress on goals, causing stress as deadlines loom or opportunities slip away. Each delay creates pressure to catch up, sometimes with rushed or subpar results. This habit can be seen in situations where individuals are aware of the actions needed to advance but simplify avoid it.

Self-Doubt

Self-doubt effectively blocks progress. When people second-guess their abilities, they often avoid taking proactive steps, which leads to missed opportunities and stagnation. The recurring sting of self-doubt erodes confidence, reinforcing the habit of stepping back when courage is needed most.

Negative Habits

Negative habits often encounter daily, binge-watching TV, or impulsively spending money. These habits consume time, energy, or financial resources, leaving individuals stuck in cycles of dissatisfaction. For instance, someone might have a goal of saving money but is repeatedly struck by the consequences of impulse buying

It is hard to admit we have these behaviors.  I am not different as being human can be a pain.  Just remember being human is navigating imperfection.  Try to recognize these three habits and learn to break them. 

Look at past situations when you were stuck and identify possibly which one was holding you back.

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