Have you thought of the third option?

Shifting from dichotomous thinking

Hi friends & new subscribers,

How are you all? We are now a family of 53 people—crazy :O :O.

Thank you for being here.

I missed last week’s issue because I didn’t feel like sending anything. I didn’t feel like sitting and writing down because I really didn’t believe that I had anything to say at that time.

I want to be more intentional about the digital footprint I leave on the Internet.

I know that most successful people will say that you have to be consistent no matter what.

I don’t believe that you should be doing things just because that’s what you’ve been told. Maybe it’s worked for them, but I always encourage you to look within and ask if external advice people tell you will work for you.

Anyway, I’m here in your inbox today because I’d like to share something this week.

Dichotomous Thinking 

Oftentimes, we think that there are only two options when making decisions or doing things in life.

This is where you think that things are black and white. They are good or bad. They are right or w…