I used to believe “knowing it's the right decision is the highest level of certainty.”

But I wouldn’t frame it that way anymore, because somewhere along the way my craving for certainty (before deciding) has faded.

I’ve stopped believing there’s one right decision for every situation. There are simply different options, each having it’s own set of tradeoffs.

Meaning it’s less about knowing and more about making a choice, then carrying out the decisions and actions required to make that choice right.

I think all I’m saying is that certainty moved from before the decision to after.

Something to think about.

Thank you for reading.

Be well. Talk soon.

— Peter