This does not mean to ignore outside ‘input’. Rather it means that you are the final arbitrator and decision-maker for matters relating to you. You are your own best judge, teacher and helper.

We often feel incapable of deciding: Where shall I go? What shall I buy? What course shall I take? Where shall I travel? With whom should I go? What friends shall I choose? What house shall I buy? What organizations shall I join? How shall I respond to an angry person?

Sometimes even more important decisions arise: Shall I be married? Shall I end an important relationship? Shall I have another child? Shall I change my career, my job?

The process of making decision is an arduous one for everyone. The more serious the decision, the harder it is. And one way we fail in decision-making is by not trusting our own self.

Always know that what we think with our intuition is often an accumulation of knowledge or experience we may not be fully aware of. Trust it. Don’t ever ignore your ‘gut-level feelings’.Trust yourself, be what you are, and do what you ought to do the way you should do.You have got to discover you, what you do and trust it