Coming back and
Not closing it.
This.
This was not just inaction.
But a pattern.
Not closing
and keep it hanging,
till it's almost
too late.
They didn't feel urgent.
So I let them sit.
Not because I was lazy,
not because of procrastination.
I simply did not know how to decide.
How important they could be.
Or...
The basis
on which I could know.
And so, they never really left.
They kept taking up space...
whether I noticed or not.
So I tried something different.
I asked myself...
"Does this need
more thinking...
or just
closing?"
The moment I saw it that way,
there was nothing left to figure out.
Action became easy.
That quiet mental loop... disappeared.
Most of all decisions
can be easily closed
based on a few
basic criteria.
With just a handful of
right questions.
There are simple ways of
looking at decisions,
that change how they appear.
And once seen clearly,
they don't need effort to close.
Instead,
they leave behind a
quiet relief of completion.