How to make hard choices: with Ruth Chang

By John Lee of YourBestYouEver.net

EVERYONE faces difficult choices and decisions from time to time. It's a sign you're making progress and moving ahead with your life.

But that doesn't make things any easier. No-one can do it for you.

Philosopher Ruth Chang, speaking at TEDx

And applying logic - as anyone who's tried this will know - can end up confusing the issue even further.

To the rescue comes Harvard Law School graduate and philosopher Ruth Chang, with this video presentation, recorded at TEDx in New York in May.

Among the subjects she covers are:

* What makes a given choice difficult - and it's not as simple as you may think

* Why hard choices are not always big choices

* Why logical techniques, such as comparing 'pros and cons', don't always work

* The misconception created by fear of the unknown

* The problem of taking a scientific approach to values and emotions

And

* The reason why hard choices are not only good for us but empower us too!

There are some great observations in her thinking and some invaluable information.

If you've ever had to make a hard choice - or there's one coming in the future - take a look.

You're bound to feel better about the decision you made or the challenge ahead!

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