
I can make decisions at work. I assist clients in making decisions everyday. What doctor to see, which toothpaste to buy, how their funds are distributed, and the list goes on and on. Then last week my supervisor asked me to choose the restaurant for our February birthday lunch. Panic hit and I've yet to make a decision. Why? Most likely because I don't want to pick a place someone will dislike and, well, because for the most part, I don't care where we eat.
Let's delve deeper into my indecisive life.
According to my brother-in-law Travista, I rarely make decisions because my dad does everything for me. Oh how I wish he could see me in a setting away from the family. Wait, maybe he would still think I can't make decisions. Let me get my dad's opinion on that.
How can I make decisions on behalf of the individuals I work with, but struggle making decisions in my own life? I'd like to think it's not due to the fact that I don't care enough about anything to make a decision, but I'm beginning to wonder.
3 comments:
I'm just glad you finally decided to post this. Perhaps you can't make decisions in your own life because you care TOO much...and we all know you're a social worker for the money. My money.
I just wish you'd give me a list to choose from, so I at least choose something you like. Decisions, decisions, I'll make it for you. Taco Bell. Love
I have an announcement to make! I, actually my co-worker, has picked a place for our work lunch on Wednesday!
Anonymous-Thank you for suggesting Taco Bell, but sadly that idea has been vetoed.
Lohrs- I work hard for your money.
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