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How to avoid fear based decisions when crisis occurs
Julie Murphy • September 22, 2015
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Life is a series of choices. We go through the days choosing what we want to do, what we think we should do, what we need to do and what we think will be the best option for right now and possibly in our future. But, when presented with a choice between a safe option and a scary one, do you choose based on what’s right for you or what keeps you in your comfort zone? Don’t let fear be your determining factor.
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