The big debate & Air Force medical team on mission in Thailand
If you're like me, the smallest decisions can go really fast for the biggest debates of your life. You can turn the smallest hill of matter into a big mountain of decisions just by sitting down and analyzing too much. Seems familiar? Have you ever struggled to try to make small, low impact decisions and struggled to keep up? I certainly have that. It's so easy to make a small decision like "what should I eat for breakfast?" And make it a two-way discussion that can be much longer than normal breakfast hours. You start to wonder if you should have a healthy, balanced breakfast of toast and whole fruit or if you can enjoy (just this time) an unhealthy diet of packaged pastries and latte. Did you eat healthy enough the night before to reward yourself with a sweet breakfast? Do you plan to eat better for the rest of the day? These questions and more stress and unnecessary debate can add to your choices. Those of us who are analysts by nature find it even more difficult ...