Leo

Some decisions feel enormous because you are making them as if the whole room is watching, even when no one is there. The weight you feel is not the decision itself but the story you tell about what it means about you as a person who chooses things. You rehearse explanations for outcomes that may never need explaining, to audiences that may never ask. The decision that keeps you awake is usually smaller than the performance you have built around it. What if you made it quietly, the way you would choose what to eat for lunch?