An experiment.
Decide it's fine not to know.
That it is totally fine.
That when you need to know what to do it will happen.
You'll actually find that you continue making decisions as they come to you and you will do them well.
Try making yourself the observer of what happens as it happens.
Even the observer of yourself doing things like making decisions and moving through your life.
Just watch yourself doing that and you'll see that you are doing just fine.
But try this for yourself and see what happens.
As an observer you let go of needing to predict outcomes.
You open up to possibilities beyond your imagination.
By embracing I don't know you actually make space for surprise and curiosity and actually enjoying what's happening right now.
When you stop controlling everything you allow life's mystery to naturally unfold.
And that's fun!
Solutions will arise in their own timing.
Focusing too much on figuring everything out can even limit how things manifest.
Your intentions and expectations start influencing the outcome and maybe not in a way that you really really want.
But in the role of the observer you simply remain open.
You respond with presence in each new thing that happens.
And this allows things to just arise and resolve perfectly.
With practice being the observer and letting go of the need to know,
You'll find that peace is always here with you too.
And ease is right here with it.
And when you shift to the role of observer you rediscover ease and flow.
And you get to really fully experience that as a part of your day-to-day life.
I hope you give these things a try and let me know how they work for you.
And I'm so grateful that you're giving me the chance to share this with you.
Thank you.