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this post was submitted on 19 Nov 2024
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I'll give the same advice I give on everything:
"In 6 months, will taking this action still have a major effect on your life?"
So, in 6 months, will a "no" change your life in a meaningful way from what it is today? If the answer is no, let that sink in.
Once you can logically define what's "impactful", it makes it a whole lot easier to do those things that seem scary in the moment. And once you do those things aleven a few times, they get easier and easier.