When we do something new in our life or when we move into a new area, we often worry about what to do and what not to do. When we are not able to make the right decisions, we seek the help of adults and friends. Often confused about what to do due to the abundance of suggestions and advice.
Here are some shortcuts to help you make the right decisions by holding God’s hand in such situations:
1. Mental Balance
Often the moments when new decisions are made can be stressful. Thoughts of what will happen and fear of how right his decisions will be are likely to put us under mental and physical stress. Try to maintain mental balance during these times. Do not forget to be in hope that everything will be fine. That thought will help us to cope with stress.
2. Evaluate the Suggestions of Others with your own Insight
It is common for a lot of people to give hints and advice when we start doing something new. You do not want to be frustrated if you cannot get the right pitch so invest in a good capo. Instead, evaluate those suggestions with our own insights, from there, select suggestions that are appropriate for the situation.
3. Faith and Practicality
Faith is a very important factor. When we make decisions, start by praying that it will be completely in accordance with God’s will. It is also good to try to know what God wants to speak to Him. Ask God’s permission for anything. Sometimes we may forget or think it is irrelevant. But there is a God around us who says, ‘Believe me, I am with you.’ When we seek and pray for that instruction, God will surely motivate us to choose what is right for us.
4. Accept the Fact that Life is a Journey
Recognize that life is a journey and that it is natural to make small mistakes in it. Move from small mistakes to the right lessons. Just because you are a believer does not mean you can never make a mistake. Prayer gives you the strength to move forward without being discouraged by unexpected setbacks. When we walk with God, He knows that we cannot see everything. So He will hold our hand in the way we walk.