How to win over Dilemma in life with 1 simple step

Were you in a dilemma to decide to work from home or go to the office? Or 

Were you in a dilemma to visit loved ones or stay at home for the safety of both?

Who among us has not been in a dilemma in recent times? We all are in a situation where we want more options for making the best decisions. Dilemma word itself means “A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives”. From hundreds of options, you have to make the apt choice for yourself and others which varies from shopping, cooking menu, relationships. But why does such a situation arises?

To understand the dilemma let’s have a situation in the poetry manner where Keshvi is in the dilemma when it rains.

  

Trust Your Instinct

Who among us has not been in a dilemma in recent times? We all are in a situation where we want more options for taking the best decisions. Dilemma word itself means “A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives”. From hundreds of options, you have to make the apt choice for yourself and others which varies from shopping, cooking menu, relationships. But why does such situation rises, are we unable to reach decisions or are we not hearing to our inner instinct.?

Trust your instinct n Win over dilemma

Yes, all answers for such situations are instantly given by our instinct but we lower down such voices and try finding logics in our choice. For instance if you choose to buy a particular smart phone, then did you buy because it was on your budget or it is latest version or it’s manufactured by your favored company or did you blindly follow your friend’s advice? For a small thing also you end up giving explanations to those who questioned your choice and mind you; you also need to stand by your choice and also justify the facts for your choice. There is always reasoning behind each choice you make be it consciously or unconsciously, but some decisions are taken from heart, taken from instinct. l call such situations as Logical dilemma, where Ralph Waldo Emerson said “Trust your instinct to the end, though you can render no reason. “