You're exhausted, mentally tapped, your brain feels like it's buffering, and even
deciding what to eat or what to wear feels like too much. That's not laziness,
it's decision fatigue, and it's real. When you're constantly having to make
choices big or small, it drains your mental energy, leaving you stuck in a
cycle of second-guessing and overwhelm. If you're feeling paralyzed, take a
breath. You don't have to figure it all out right now. I want you to start by
simplifying. Ask yourself, is this urgent or can it wait? If it can wait, let it.
Then ask yourself, will this matter in a year? If not, don't give it more weight
than it deserves. And then finally ask, am I overcomplicating this? Sometimes we
confuse pressure with importance. You don't need a perfect answer, you just
need a next step. If clarity isn't coming, step away. Rest. Pray. Reset your
brain. Clarity often follows calm. And here's your reminder, most decisions are
not permanent. You can pivot, you can course-correct, you can change your mind.
The worst decision isn't choosing wrong, it's staying frozen in indecision. You've
made good calls before, you'll do it again. So trust yourself, pick the right
next step, then take it. You've got this.