Navigate Decision Anxiety

In this short teaching, Mingyur Rinpoche shares insights on how to navigate decision anxiety in our modern world of endless choices. He reminds us that every choice comes with gains and losses, and sometimes mistakes are a part of the path to success.

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[Percybigearyorkie]

Is there a fuller version of this teaching? A longer one? I’d love to hear what he continues with.

[TohinAll]

Люблю Вас Ринпоче, долгой жизни ❤ спасибо 🙏

[dolmatsering]

Rinpoche La, Thank you for your meaningful teaching 😔🪷🌦️🌾🙏😔

[mscd]

This is frequently my problem! But the simplicity of this is astounding. ‘No choice is 100% right and no choice is 100% wrong’. Genius! Thank you so much. 🙏🏽

[lassnxtdoor]

Thank u so much Rinpoche la. This came to me in right time. 🙏

[yishmiraibenisrael]

Choose love; this is what everyone is really looking for. Love fulfills all our wants and needs.❤

[huguesduchesne]

I would like to thank you sincerely very much, Rinpoche. it is not the first time i feel released by your humanity and kindness. For me, you have the true compassion and you help a lot. Thanks so much for your presence and simplicity!

[avereus]

Thank You Guruba!!! I will always keep this in mind. No decision is perfect decision. It all about learning.

[VawnIan-cpdv]

This reminds me my answer for this is "listen to your self and look what you really need and choose which you fell good enough" when i forget this answer and struggle with decision making problems"when should i do this or what is the perfect time?" Thank you ❤

[dilipaweeratunga]

Thank you Bhanthe❤🙏 in our country there is a saying, "like hugging a pile of oranges"

[OneSmileAtATime.]

Wow! I like how he says there is always something lost and gained. That really puts things into perspective. I have a lot of big decisions to make lately and I’ve been paralyzed by my anxiety about them. This was helpful in rethinking things. Thank you!🙏

[edysantoso]

Very happy when i see the advice and teaching from HH Guru Mingyur Rinpoche...🙏🙏🙏

[peacefortheworld]

The background looks very beautiful. 😊
Thanks for the teaching as well.😊

[FBPrepping]

Thanks Rinpoche. We need so much that wise advice...I feel like swimming in a crude oil ocean sometimes.

[wancheng]

I do suffer with indecision. I think the point is to make a choice and commit to it. Not always looking back at the road not taken, but to ground firmly on every step we are taking in the present moment. Like all true wisdom, it sounds simple but takes a lifetime of practice.

[cleavland]

Speaking as a generally confused American, I can safely say that it has taken my decades to understand that making a poor decision is not a fatal decision.
I used to be concerned about being judged by making a mistake.

[marcelokurashima]

Ha! That mindset can really set us free! My doubt comes regarding the precious human life. Since I became an adult and responsible for my own well-being, some decisions have become really stressful. Some bad decisions might lead to a path of starvation, homelessness, and many other circumstances where it would be much harder to even remember the dharma.

[manishbhatt]

Reminds me of the famous dialogue from the movie Mr. Nobody. “As far as you don’t choose, everything remains possible”

[eridani]

Can you teach us how to recognize what is our internal yes and no?

[Transkaya]

So what's the conclusion? I feel like Rinpoche hasn't finished the advices yet, correct me if I'm wrong.