What to do when you don't know what to do? Solution included

The video discusses how the brain loves to analyze options but often avoids taking action. It suggests that by becoming present, many options disappear, simplifying decision-making. The mind's tendency to overthink can be overcome by focusing on the present moment, allowing natural actions to occur without interference.

What does the brain love when it comes to making decisions?

How can becoming present affect the options we perceive?

What happens to many options when we become really present?

What can we do to navigate without the interference of the mind?

What is the mind often more interested in rather than taking action?