ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Since the age of 13, I've been making decisions that many people disagree with. I've made decisions that, from the outside looking in, seem insane. These include turning down massive opportunities, moving away from my family to chase my dreams, and dropping out of university.
I can confidently tell you that these were the best decisions of my life, but when making these decisions, I struggled. There were nights when I wouldn't sleep because I couldn't stop thinking about making the wrong choice.
Tune in to today's episode to hear more about my decision-making process and why I think making big decisions is not a thinking exercise.
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