You know when you have so much on your plate that you don’t know where to start or what to do? Or even if you start doing one of the myriads of things you need to do, there’s always something at the back of your mind that does not give you peace?

Indecision is the inability to make a decision quickly, or at all for that matter.

Most times when one is indecisive, they spend way too much time planning in their mind and end up wasting hours, if not days, on one decision that could have been made once and action taken. They then end up with no action taken nor a decision made: double loss.

One thing you notice in elite kickboxers is that their feet never stop moving in the ring. The legend Mike Tyson used to practice his feet movement ALONE for hours just to make sure he was never stationary in the ring. That he was as swift as possible. You will often see kickboxers jumping rope; this is to train their feet to be ever agile. EVER! Stay stationary and your opponent will have a platter to lay jabs on you, knocking you out eventually.

Always keep your feet moving, always be up and down the ring is the motto. That way you not only reduce the chances of getting hit but also when you move out of the way of your opponent, you get a vantage point to lay a better blow on him before he recovers his position. Watch any boxing movie, you’ll get what I’m talking about: Rocky, Creed, you name it.

Anyway, why all these boxing and feet movement stuff?

Mobility.

If there’s anything I’ve learnt in the past few couple of weeks is that do not stay stationary. Keep your feet moving, keep the momentum going. If you’re ever indecisive about anything, make sure you are moving as you think on what best action to take.

One common mistake I do is lie on the couch and say ‘let me lie here and think on the many stuff I want to do’. I end up not doing any of them. Or if I do, there isn’t enough time to fully accomplish them. Or do them well.

Indecision can be so annoying and irritating! You feel like you want to do much but you can’t because you’re still thinking on the best action to take. I’d say take any decision but be fully willing to accept the consequences. Better fail than end up having done nothing at all!

Indecision has chewed me up these past days on a lot of things. But I am glad I made the decision to write this weekend.

Reagan..✍🏽