Tuesday, 22 September 2015

3 Ways to Overcome Dilemmas.


          Have you experienced that sometimes you can just walk away from a situation. But you don't. You decide to stay. And later on you regret on that. There are just these random things that make you want to stay. And when you stay, everything gets all messed up and you start to regret that first decision. You think what would have happened if you'd have left? Or if you hadn't thought about it so seriously? Or if you hadn't cared at all? All these what-ifs sound so much better than the real scenario. But those are just some made-up fake theories. Just like fake fantasies.

          Here's what you should do when you get dilemmas. I'm saying dilemmas because at that time we're not sure whether it's going to be good or bad. So here are some pointers.

1. Trust your Instinct:

          I'm sure you must have heard this millions of times. When you're unsure about changing your job. When you're determined to get married. When you're writing an examination. It just about applies everywhere. When you're in a complicated situation with complicated people, you have two options. First; to try to understand them and get them out of their mess. Second; to move on and not give a damn about their lives. I know the first option seems very sensible and humane. The second one seems rather harsh and selfish. At times, the first option might get you within all the complications. So, why take that route at all? Unless it's absolutely necessary, there's no need to jump into the well. Just distance yourself from such things. Trust your instinct. Follow your gut feeling. And do what feels right.

2. Feel the Vibes:

          Believe it or not but vibes are real. Some people just bring along positive vibes whereas some carry a negative vibe. It's evident by every thing they do. Right from how they carry themselves to how and what they speak. It's essential to understand those. Once you're on right track, it becomes easier to take a decision. I guess it's okay to fall into complications for people with positive vibes. Because you know that you'll be out of those. But there's no reason to make a fool of yourself by helping out negative vibed people. In this case, distancing yourself from them is based on your judgement of their vibes.

3. Past Experiences:

          You may have to deal with similar situations or same persons. At such times, you have to remember your previous incidents with them. If they were unpleasant, just drop the topic and say no. If they were of any value, then go ahead to help them. After all, experience in such things can also save you from becoming a mad person.


          The most important thing in these situations is learning how to say yes or no. If you truly believe in that situation or person, then there's no reluctance as such. The real deal is when you have to say no. Usually people don't like to say no. It comes off as selfish, egoistic and what not! Once you say no, people form an opinion about you which isn't good. But, you have to learn to say no. Remember that you have to think about yourself. Remember those instincts, vibes and experiences. Don't be hasty. It's perfectly all right to say no. Just distance yourself from all the crap around you and think about yourself, for once.


14 comments:

  1. I find that my instincts and my past experiences often work together, and I get into trouble when I try to suppress them for whatever reason. Thanks for sharing!

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  2. These are some great tips. I pride myself on my intuition and when I listen it's usually right!

    xx. Brittany | Southern Soul

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  3. Great tips. I agree with always following your instincts. There have been times where I have ignored my instincts in certain situations and after it happened, i told myself I should have went with my gut. As you said it may seem harsh to not give a damn about people when it comes to their craziness but some people you have to step away from.

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  4. Great post :) Love that little meme you made!

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  5. Yes, yes, and yes! You are definitely INFJ my dear. This is how I process too!!!

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  6. These are such great reminders! I needed this today. Thanks for sharing.


    ​​xx katie // A Touch of Teal

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  7. Great post, I am really with you on the first one! Every time I ignore my instincts I always end up regretting it later!!

    Becky | www.thebiglphotographyblog.blogspot.co.uk

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  8. You have wisdom beyond your years! So many of us struggle with the word 'no.' But once you realize that you are in the driver's seat and you have the power to turn left or right, straight or reverse - it's empowering to be able to have the confidence to say NO when it's appropriate. When we trust our inner voice we start making better decisions in every element of our lives.

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  9. Great advice. I struggle about when to say no and I shouldn't.

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  10. Learning to say no is so hard for me! Thanks for sharing.

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  11. What a great piece of advice! Especially, trust your instinct.

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  12. Wonderful post! The #1 advice is easily the trust your instincts part. It's just he safest thing to do and your instincts are always right!

    N- Naomi in Wonderland

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  13. MY DILEMMA TODAY: WHAT SHOULD I WRITE?

    Send good vibes my way- on point as always!

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  14. Thank you so much for reading. :)

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