We don’t make bad decisions because we don’t care.
We make them because we stop listening and start assuming.

This episode is a reflection on what happens when we move too quickly toward action. When preparation turns into certainty. When familiarity replaces curiosity. I talk about the cost of acting before we’ve earned understanding, and why restraint, presence, and patience often reveal more truth than speed ever can.

This isn’t about being unprepared.
It’s about staying open long enough to see what’s actually there.

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Before you listen:
• Where are you assuming instead of listening?
• What decision might change if you waited?
• Who might feel more seen if you slowed down?
• What are you rushing to understand before you actually do?