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How do you just, go for it Do things really get easier after taking that first step?

I'm currently at a point in my life where my hands are the only ones on the steering wheel without any supervision whatsoever, I'm scared that I might mess things up.


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Sandra’s Answer

It's normal to doubt your decisions. We can't predict the future, and sometimes we might wish we'd chosen differently. But you are the one in control of your next move.

Making the right choice can be tough, but taking action is usually better than doing nothing. Look at your interests, values, and strengths to guide your path.

The first step is the hardest, but as you move forward, it often gets easier.

Remember, nothing is permanent. If you decide to change direction later, you can. It might be challenging, but change is possible if needed.

Trust yourself and your abilities!
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Kristin’s Answer

Don't worry about messing things up. If you do, it's nothing but a learning experience. That is how you get better at what you love and what you do. Take chances! Life is all about change, one way or another. The more you push through and try new things, the more adaptable to change you will be! That is a skillset you can use anywhere!
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Alan’s Answer

Feeling anxious about making decisions is normal. Take your time to research and trust yourself to make the right choices. Remember, everyone makes mistakes, and they are opportunities to learn and grow. Reflect on what you can learn, then move forward. Believe in yourself—you can do this!
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Jazhel’s Answer

Hello Abram,

First of all, it's normal to be scared of messing things up. However, mistakes are bound to happen. We are all human–neither perfect nor infallible.. The important thing is to learn from them and grow.

Before making big decisions, remember your touchstones: your personal values, cultural references, and guiding principles. These will help keep you grounded.

Make sure you're doing something meaningful—and fun.

You got this!
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Zulema "Zee"’s Answer

Hi Abram,

Taking that first step might seem tough, but it really does get easier. Trying something new is a great way to grow in any part of your life. Change can be scary, but worth it. If you have a goal, keep going and don't give up. You've got this!
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