Chaos: “When Everything Falls Apart, Something New Is Born”
The human mind is constantly in a state of indecision and chaos, whether it’s about a person or a product. Sometimes we dislike something, and at other times we get confused about what’s right. This causes a lot of trouble and makes us feel uneasy. Often, this internal turmoil increases to a point where it feels like everything has been turned upside down, which is why we need to understand it more deeply.
Mind’s Confusion: Right and Wrong
Our minds often get confused between what’s right and what’s wrong, especially when we’re shopping. Whether it’s for a new mobile phone or clothes, we get stuck in a dilemma, with new options constantly popping up in our heads. This overthinking creates confusion and makes it hard for us to decide what the best choice is.
Emotions vs. Logic: Our emotions and logic are two sides of the same coin, and their use depends on the situation. However, we often make mistakes by using the wrong one at the wrong time.
Confusion between two different “right” things: It often happens that we like two or more things, but we can only choose one.
Uncertainty: Sometimes we have no idea what’s the right choice. We waste a lot of time thinking and searching, only to end up choosing the wrong one in the end
Solution
Why We Get So Confused
To overcome confusion : It’s often best to follow a simple solution: when facing a choice between emotions and practicality, go with what is most affordable and meaningful to you, as no item is ever truly perfect.
How to Deal with It
It’s also crucial to commit to a decision; don’t allow your mind to repeatedly change its course. Instead, believe that the choice you made is the best one for you.
Accept and Learn
Sometimes, your gut feeling or “presence of mind” can be your guide, and if a choice feels right, stick with it. Finally, it’s important to accept that not every decision will be perfect, but working with a sense of satisfaction and a belief that you’re doing your best can be very helpful. The most important thing is to learn from every experience, whether it turns out to be right or wrong.