Books like What To Do When It's Your Turn

"That voice in your head is describing what you're about to do after a different part of your brain has already initiated that action.""Your body decides, the voice in your brain narrates."I read that passage once, twice, three times, and then lay the book on my chest and closed my eyes.Holy shit. Hooooooolllllllllly shit. Is it really that easy? Sure, I always THINK I'm right when responding to others — often, I'm proven true, which is great and flattering and makes me feel useful — but I second guess every damn thought and action I even consider making.But those quotes...if those quotes above are true, everything is different.I know what I want to do. Making decisions isn't the issue, it's sticking by them once the voice in my head has had a chance to be critical.I'm not saying your gut is always correct, but it sure as hell thinks it is. Why not trust it for myself as much as I trust it for others?