“Strike while the iron is hot.”
“Measure twice, cut once.”
One says: act now. The other says: wait.
Both are true. Just not for the same person.
For some, the correct decision can be sensed in the moment – in the body, before the mind takes control. Waiting brings no clarity, only anxiety.
For others, the correct decision comes after some time. These people need to go through a specific process to get clarity. They need to sleep on it.
The first aren’t impulsive. The latter aren’t indecisive. Their decision-making authority works in a different way.
Human Design describes the correct way for you to make a decision. Not as a rule to follow. As a design you already carry.
Who are you – do you know instantly, or do you need to give yourself time?
Where to from here?
The way you make decisions is incorporated into your design. If you’d like to analyze it – who you are, how you decide, and what’s the way forward – The Transition Map is where we work on this together. I help people who are living someone else’s life find their own.
→ See The Transition Map
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