9. Building Self-Trust Through Messy Decisions
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Have you ever made a decision by committee — polling your friends, hiring a coach, following the blueprint — because you just couldn't trust yourself to get it right? Same.
In this episode, I'm getting into the thing that's been coming up again and again in my Rewritten cohort: decision-making. Specifically, why it feels so heavy, and why the answer isn't a better framework — it's a stronger trust muscle.
I talk about:
- Why decisions feel so high-stakes
- The difference between needing advice and outsourcing your self-trust
- Why discernment matters and what it actually means
- Why feeling overwhelmed by a decision is usually a capacity problem, not a discernment problem
- How spaciousness, not productivity, builds the clarity to move forward
- The Elizabeth Gilbert "Big Magic" idea that changed how I think about inspiration
- Why trust is built through messy decisions, not perfect ones
- What to do with the regret when things don't go as planned
This one is for the woman who is circling a decision right now and needs permission to stop waiting for certainty.
You already know more than you think you do. Let's talk about it.
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