Indecisiveness. “To be or not to be—that is the Question.”


Declension of the noun indecision (which case)

Declension of words by case in singular and plural.

CaseQuestionUnitMn. number
Nominative(who what?)indecisiveness
Genitive(who, what?)indecision
Dative(to whom; to what?)indecision
Accusative(who, what?)indecisiveness
Instrumental(by whom, what?)indecision
Prepositional(About who about what?)indecision

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Sentences containing the word indecisiveness

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1. Indecision quietly shuffled to an important beat

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2. The constant indecision was astonishing to the point of deadly numbness.

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3. Indecisiveness looked cheerfully at the acceptance of what was happening.

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4. Indecision seemed a bit boring in a classic moment

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5. Indecisiveness fussed confusedly in a familiar living room.

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How to learn to make decisions?

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Indecision is a serious psychological problem that is inherent in many people and is a consequence of their incorrect worldview. An interesting feature of indecision is that the main way to overcome it is simply the transition from unnecessary doubts and hesitations to decisive action. The habit of going towards your goal regardless of obstacles and obstacles is the best cure for indecision! But the whole point is that it is very difficult for an indecisive person to start doing anything at all, since his constant doubts and fears prevent him from adequately assessing his own actions and taking them seriously. Even when an indecisive person begins to act, he is not able to put aside his doubts, constantly evaluates himself critically and is ready to backtrack at the first problems. In short, indecisiveness brings many problems. But instead of falling into despair, it is better to try to overcome your own indecision - with some effort this is quite possible!

Reasons for this phenomenon:

Indecision is based on such characteristics of an individual’s character as fear of failure, lack of faith in one’s own strengths and capabilities, increased anxiety and the habit of dramatizing everything. In addition, all indecisive people, without exception, are characterized by deep dissatisfaction with themselves and, as a result, disbelief in their capabilities.

To understand the reasons for your own indecisiveness, it will not hurt to frankly answer the questions: What do I want from life? What is stopping me from achieving what I want? What character qualities do I have? Do I love myself or not? Is it too often the cause of my failures that is simply inaction? The main question that needs to be answered: What is more important to me, my own fears, phobias and prejudices or a full and happy life? You should think carefully about each of the above questions and then give as similar and thorough an answer as possible. Unfortunately, self-analysis is not inherent in all people. Meanwhile, it is with the help of self-analysis that you can easily identify the causes of your own problems and get rid of them! Undoubtedly, life is much more difficult for indecisive people than for decisive ones, since life seems to them to be an endless series of intractable problems. The worst thing is that an indecisive person does not even try to solve his problems, but runs away from them in panic or simply pretends that they do not exist. This ostrich position often leads to the fact that a person lives not in reality, but in his dreams and illusions, and meanwhile problems keep accumulating and, in the end, turn the life of such a person into a real nightmare. What to do to prevent indecision from ruining your life and how to deal with this problem?

Self Doubts:

Eliminating persistent and unreasonable self-doubts by improving your self-esteem is the first most important step towards overcoming indecisiveness. Indecisiveness always starts with bad thoughts about yourself: I'm not worthy of this. I am stupid. I'm weak. Such an attitude towards oneself does not lead to anything good, except failures, disappointments and complete collapse in life. Therefore, it is necessary at all costs to realize the harmfulness of such negative attitudes and replace them with positive ones: I deserve all the best. I'm smart. I'm capable.

Self-limitations:

Insecure people, as a rule, have another not very good quality - a fanatical adherence to various prejudices and prejudices, which they pass off as “standards of morality and decency.” Of course, all normal people are guided in their behavior by the norms and rules accepted in society, but at the same time they do not take them to the point of absurdity. When the desire to live according to “principles” begins to run counter to common sense and creates a lot of problems for a person, this is a clear sign that the time has come to reconsider and somewhat adjust your worldview. To overcome the prejudices that interfere with your life, you need to ask yourself the question: What is the value of my attitudes and what prevents me from abandoning them or at least changing them a little?

Fears:

The next step to overcome your own indecision is to become aware of your fears and eradicate them. Recognizing your deepest fears can be difficult, but it is a vital step towards developing the right way of thinking and behavior. In principle, certain fears are inherent in all of us, and there is nothing wrong with that, since the main function of fears is self-preservation. But this does not mean at all that you need to follow your fears and let them guide you! The most common and unpleasant fear that contributes to the formation of indecisiveness is the fear of failure. To get rid of this fear, you need to realize that human life cannot exist without failures and mistakes, and that failure is not a reason for inaction. Moreover, thinking through and planning tactics and strategies for achieving a goal is a much more effective means of dealing with problems and failures than passivity and inaction. A decisive person understands that “to be afraid of wolves is not to go into the forest,” so he treats failures philosophically, and does not invent problems for himself, but solves them as they arise. So what is determination and how to develop it?

Determination:

Decisiveness is the choice between action and inaction in favor of action. Most indecisive people admire the determination of others, but this does not make them more decisive. Meanwhile, becoming decisive is not so difficult - you just need to learn how to make decisions and immediately begin to implement them. It would be wrong to think that it is completely unusual for decisive people to worry and doubt, but they are accustomed to living according to the well-known saying: “The eyes are afraid, but the hands are active,” that is, no fears or doubts ever become an obstacle to their action. With all this, you need to understand that determination is not at all synonymous with recklessness. Decisiveness does not exclude caution and thoughtfulness in actions. But even if a decisive person makes a mistake, this is still much better than inactivity and passivity, which completely block the possibility of success, while the mistake can always be corrected!

Quick solution to the problem

What is the fastest and most effective way to transform indecisiveness into decisiveness? First of all, you need to realize that determination, as well as indecision, is a personal choice of the person himself, depending on what is preferable for him: the life of a gray mouse about the principle of “avoiding failure”; or complete personal self-realization and the opportunity to become the architect of your own happiness. Those who prefer the second option can be advised to move from indecision to determination in several simple steps: * Recognize your right to action. Allow yourself to use your opportunities at your own discretion and do whatever you want with your life! And do not be stopped or frightened by the life changes that may follow your actions. For a determined person, even the most unexpected changes are not the end of the world, but another step towards happiness and success. * Learn to make firm decisions. Any reasonable activity is always preceded by the adoption of a conscious and specific decision. And in order not to be disappointed in what has been achieved, you need to learn to set yourself only the necessary and useful goals that your own soul requires, and not mindlessly following social stereotypes. * Develop positive thinking in yourself, based on an optimistic perception of reality, and get rid of negativism, which pre-programs you for failure.

The first steps towards developing determination can be difficult. But the more often you train this quality in yourself, showing it in practice, the faster you will notice how determination will become a part of you, and decisive actions will come easier and easier to you each time, predetermining your life successes!

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- Well, patient, are you really suffering from indecision? - Yes and no, doctor.

Indecisiveness as a personality quality is the inability to
quickly, independently make responsible decisions and steadily implement them in activities.
One day the master stood on a city street and talked with a group of rice traders. They complained about their poverty. Then he took three yuan out of his pocket and handed them to the merchants. - Please take these three yuan! - he asked. They stood in bewilderment and looked at the money. One of them hesitantly extended his hand and took the money. “Your friend just became richer than you because he decided to do this first,” said the master. - Don’t stand still and have determination to achieve your goal. He took out three more yuan from his pocket and handed them to the merchants again. They hurriedly stretched out their hands to take the money, but the master hit their palms with a stick and laughed.

Indecision is the fear of making a choice, it is the fear of making a mistake, it is the memory of experienced disappointments. Having been burned by deception from its environment, indecisiveness tries to adapt in an environment of uncertainty, but the remaining block interferes: indignation, resentment, self-pity, condemnation of the outside world. In other words, the individual’s optimism is blocked by indecision. Failures in the past force a person to avoid solving problems and put off solving pressing issues. The fear of making a mistake is so great that an indecisive person experiences painful sensations. He throws himself into all kinds of troubles: he begins to argue annoyingly, show painful slowness, anxious suspiciousness, engage in soul-searching, just to escape responsibility and the need to make decisions.

Indecision is the home of an inflated ego that does not want to take risks in the face of uncertainty. Indecision until the last second looks for a reason to avoid solving the problem, turns on its justification mechanism at full capacity, tries to hide, like an ostrich, from life’s difficulties, to evade responsibility. A determined person sees in the situation that has arisen an opportunity, a life lesson, a challenge from fate, by accepting which he will be able to further progress along the line of his life. The inert and conservative ego of an indecisive person turns on the justification mechanism, and, amazingly, the problem magically disappears. However, this is an illusion. The excuses of an indecisive person are illusory, but to the mind they are as real as reality. For example, the cat tore off the wallpaper. A chair was placed in this place. The bare wall has not disappeared anywhere, we just don’t see it. From the point of view of reason, the problem has been solved, although in fact it both existed and continues to exist. Because of his indecision, a person does not want to decide to re-stick the wallpaper, and therefore avoids resolving the issue. It is curious that an indecisive person gets no less tired than a person who decides to take active action. The fact is that the energy of action and the energy of justification are equal. Therefore, if a person has many unresolved problems, this is a sign of his indecision.

Indecision doubts even its own doubts, hesitates forever, loses initiative, misses opportunities, and ultimately overpays for what it could not decide on a few minutes earlier. In ancient Rome, a group of soothsayers known as the Sibyls wrote nine books that predicted the future of the Roman Empire. They brought books to Tiberius. - How much do they cost? - asked the Roman emperor. “One hundred pieces of gold,” the Sibyls answered him. Tiberius angrily drove them out of his sight. The Sibyls burned the three books and returned to him. “They are still worth a hundred pieces of gold,” they told Tiberius. He laughed and refused: why would he pay the price of nine for six books? The Sibyls burned three more books and returned with the other three. “The price is still a hundred pieces of gold,” they said. The indecisive Tiberius, consumed by curiosity, was forced to pay. But he was only able to read part of the future of his empire.

While indecision “hangs its ears,” adjusts itself, puts its thoughts in order, “the train is leaving.” Scratching the back of her head, she looks sadly at the chances, opportunities and prospects that have slipped away. Being disabled by the problem of choice, indecision is interrupted by what remains. Robert Orben said, “As long as you hold on to your ‘stability,’ someone around you will make your dreams come true.” Dmitry Yemets in the book “Tanya Grotter and the Curse of the Necromagus” writes: “The problem of choice is the biggest women’s problem. We are so afraid of making a mistake, we see so many different pros and cons in every decision, that we prefer that the choice be made for us. It's much more convenient. But this doesn't always work. While two polite domestic dogs are standing near the bone, wagging their tails and trying to determine how hungry they are to eat unsterile food in an inappropriate place, a hungry street watchdog jumps up and grabs it!.. He gets the bone. In general, in any situation, the key to everything is determination.”

Indecision was one of the main reasons for the defeat of the Paris Commune. The Communards stopped with reverence at the doors of the State Bank. The Bolsheviks turned out to be much more far-sighted, taking into account the mistake of the communards, they first of all blocked any opportunity for the white movement to receive money to maintain their army. In France everything was different, there was not enough experience. The Versailles residents, fleeing from Paris, did not have time to take away all the valuables from the bank. But the Commune did not remove the director of the bank and sent only its representative there. And while Thiers received from the bank without restriction all the necessary funds to fight the Commune, the demands of the Communards were constantly curtailed. The Commune spent its funds very sparingly, saving every franc, but did not think about seizing the bank and thereby depriving the Versailles people of the funds that fueled the counter-revolution. Marx warned of the impending danger from Thiers, who made a deal with Bismarck for a huge bribe: “Since the conquest of Paris was a precondition for the implementation of their agreement, they asked Bismarck to defer the payment of the first installment until the occupation of Paris; Bismarck accepted this condition. And since Prussia itself is in great need of this money, it will provide the Versailles people with all kinds of relief in order to speed up the capture of Paris. So be on your guard."

Royal troops invaded the outskirts of Paris. Despite their “desperate situation, the Communards did not retreat. Thiers created a whole network of espionage in Paris and among the national guards. And when the National Guard retreated from Fort Issy, completely destroyed by the Versailles artillery, one of Thiers's spies climbed onto the ruins and raised a white flag. The Versailles occupied Fort Issy and quickly marched into the city. Then fierce battles began on the barricades in every street. May 23 Karl Marx spoke at the General Council of the International: "The Paris Commune is being suppressed with the help of the Prussians, who act as gendarmes of Thiers... the Prussians did police work..." In Paris, drenched in blood and flames, the last barricade fell on May 28. Mass executions of the Communards began. They died fearlessly, with their heads held high. The bourgeoisie was triumphant. In some places the ruins were still smoking, “the walls, broken by cannonballs, were collapsing, the open interior of the rooms presented stone wounds, broken furniture was smoldering, pieces of broken mirrors were flickering... And where were the owners, the tenants? About them no one even thought... they sprinkled sand in places, but blood still came out... They were not allowed to the Pantheon, broken by cannonballs, there were tents along the boulevards, horses gnawed on the preserved trees of the Champs Elysees..." - this is how Herzen, who lived at that time, wrote time in Paris.

No matter how much one scolds indecision, there will always be adherents who find their advantages in this vice. The poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko in his poem “The Curse of the Century is Haste” writes:

There is strength in indecision when you do not dare to follow the wrong path forward towards the false stars.

But usually they want to get rid of indecision by any means possible. The hero of the cartoon “38 Parrots” advises:

Remember this forever: It is important to believe in yourself! Never doubt, Don't be afraid to be brave! And if you’re going to, But you don’t dare to do it, Then you have to, then you have to start someday! Let's! No need to suffer! Try! And it will work! And if it doesn't work out, try again!

Peter Kovalev

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Remember the old joke when the orange sorter complained that his job was very stressful because he constantly had to make decisions

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Jokes aside, many people really struggle with even the simplest decisions: what to wear tonight or what to cook for dinner
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But truly important problems drive them into real stress. And in order to avoid it, such people sometimes prefer not to choose anything at all and go with the flow, leaving the choice to fate.
But it doesn’t always turn out to be optimal...
Let's figure out how to make decisions without stress.

A balanced approach

When you have to choose from several options, each decision has its pros and cons

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The horror of choices will disappear as soon as you realize them. Make a list with the pros and cons of each option, compare them and calmly choose the best one.

Real and imaginary desires

But it often happens that a person has weighed all the pros and cons, found the best option, but is in no hurry to choose it. Moreover, the prospect of a seemingly obvious choice plunges him into even greater stress.

This may be due to the fact that the desires that a person considers to be his are actually not his, but imposed -
by family, society, friends
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For example, logic inexorably dictates that you need to accept an offer for a new job with new responsibilities and a better salary, while your heart dreams of staying in the old one, which gives you the opportunity to spend more time with your family.
Or, let’s say, a girl is proposed to by her boyfriend - they have been together for a long time, her friends like him, and her parents have been saying for a long time that it’s time for her to get married. Of course, we have to agree? And if the girl actually stopped loving this person, she just can’t admit it to herself - partly due to the pressure of external factors.

In general, in situations where the choice seems obvious, but you absolutely don’t want to make it, think about what you really want. There is nothing wrong with the fact that your desires differ from the opinions of others. In the end, it’s up to you to live with them, not their advisors.

Conquer fear

Another factor that prevents you from making the right choice is fear.
I want to quit my job, but I’m scared of losing my stability.
I want to break up with a man, but I'm afraid to be alone. These fears can keep us from doing what we want for the rest of our lives.

Usually people are afraid of everything unknown

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And once you look the problem in the eye, it no longer looks so scary. Therefore, to get rid of fear, clearly imagine the saddest possible consequences of your decision. After that, think about how you will act if they really come. After mature reflection, you will most likely understand that you can cope with all the difficulties, and there is nothing truly terrible in your choice.

Should we trust fate?

To be honest, my assistant in making difficult decisions is often the “automatic decision-maker”

or an ordinary coin.
You just need to choose heads or tails, toss it and...
Well, no, do you really think that I really trust some coin to make a choice for me? just a good test for your own desires.

If you don't like the coin's answer, you will flip it anyway.
Although then you no longer need to throw anything - it’s already clear what you want.
Do you find it difficult to make decisions? How do you approach them? Tell us about the most difficult decisions in your life.

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