The Simple Question To Ask Yourself
Most people don’t realize this, but the decisions that create stress later are almost always made from noise.
Urgency.
Fear.
Lack.
The pressure to move because something feels like it has to happen now.
A quiet yes is different.
A quiet yes doesn’t argue.
It doesn’t rush.
It doesn’t need validation.
It shows up when you sit with yourself in silence and ask a simple question:
“What is my truth here?”
Not your survival voice.
Not societal programming.
Not fear of missing out.
Your higher self.
And here’s the part most people forget:
Your higher self will never yell at you.
It comes through as a calm, steady knowing in the body — especially in the chest.
No fireworks. No anxiety. No justification tour.
Just clarity.
This is especially important when choosing:
- Mentors
- Coaches
- Relationships
- Life directions
When we choose from urgency, it always turns into stress later.
When we choose from a quiet yes, the path may not make sense to everyone — and that’s fine.
If your quiet yes is real,
no discussion is needed.
You’re here to test your faith in the unseen.
To trust your own knowing over other people’s opinions.
So if it’s not a quiet yes…
You already know the answer.
For those who feel called to go deeper, the next steps are linked below.
No rush. Only a quiet yes.
