Changing My Mind Is Okay
Now I think it often means I know something I didn't know when I made the decision. Once I'd decided something, especially if I'd told others, changing it felt uncomfortable...
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Now I think it often means I know something I didn't know when I made the decision.
Once I'd decided something, especially if I'd told others, changing it felt uncomfortable...
I used to think changing my mind meant I'd made the wrong decision.
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Now I think it often means I know something I didn't know when I made the decision. Once I'd decided something, especially if I'd told others, changing it felt uncomfortable... I used to think changing my mind meant I'd made the wrong decision.
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- I used to think changing my mind meant I'd made the wrong decision.
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There was a time when I was much more inclined to stick with things.
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