All my life I have had difficulty making personal decisions--one of the reasons I hate shopping, other than groceries---I hate deciding what to buy--where to shop--how much to spend. So, of course, this is making decluttering difficult. I always have the feeling if I get rid of something, within a few days I'll need it.
Here is my problem---what if any of the changes I make in my life are wrong? What if I don't really want to change my life but think I need to?
With that thought, I am going to go through each of the five things I think I want to change and hope I can make a decision one way or the other.
Any advice? Suggestions?
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I keep thinking of that old quote: "When you're green, you're growing; when you're ripe, you rot." I'd rather be growing than rotten, wouldn't you? and so what if you make a poor decision, you can change that decision too! Moving forward. Growing up! Even as seniors, we can continue to grow and learn and change. Why not?
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