Making big, challenging decisions like a breakup, quitting a job, or stepping back from unhealthy friendships is often an emotionally-charged decision for the better. Most of us take our time with making these tough calls and have thought thoroughly about the consequences if we don’t do what needs to be done.⁣ ⁣ But once that emotional momentum subsides, Plan B presents challenges, and your ego craves the familiar. Self-doubt likes to creep in, causing you to question everything, and even seduce you to return to something you’ve outgrown or overcome.⁣ ⁣ Almost all of us will look back at one point and wonder if we made the right move. But taking action that causes you to return to a situation that created consistent suffering is a self-betrayal of the highest order.⁣ ⁣ The mind is a complex doubt structure that enjoys indulging in “what ifs” and looking backwards as soon as the road ahead becomes unfamiliar, unknown, or challenging. But the spirit only presses forward.⁣ ⁣ Your higher-being is abundant in self-trust. It will always know when something isn’t right for you. After all, it is you. And soon enough, when you come into alignment with this inner-knowing, it becomes clear what’s best for you. And each decision becomes a reverent act of self-discipline and self-awareness that supports your divine purpose and true calling.⁣ ⁣ Drawing closer to our higher self makes it easier to understand our values and boundaries – and makes it necessary to walk away from low-vibrational situations, despite the difficulty.⁣ ⁣ Self-awareness adds purposeful intention to your decisions so that you are fundamentally secure in the fact that once you decide something is better for you, there is no turning back.⁣ ⁣ Know yourself, trust yourself, and always look ahead, never behind – unless you want to see how far you’ve come, ponder the good times or understand the present. Lean into the forward momentum of your spirit and not the bewildered curiosity of the ego.⁣ ⁣ #VexKing