Fear - Question 4; What worries you more: making a wrong choice or making no choice at all?

Fear - Question 4; What worries you more: making a wrong choice or making no choice at all? One of the biggest changes after college is that life stops giving clear instructions. There is no timetable. No prescribed syllabus. No model answer sheet. Suddenly you have to choose between A job. A city. A career. A direction. Many young people are not afraid of hard work. They are afraid of making the wrong decision.

Fear - Option A; "I worry most about choosing the wrong path." What if I spend years going in one direction and later realize I should have done something else?

What this may mean: You take decisions seriously. Sometimes so seriously that decision-making itself becomes stressful.

Fear - Option B; "I worry more about standing still." No path is guaranteed. But doing nothing feels even more dangerous to me.

What this may mean: You believe action creates clarity. You are more comfortable learning through experience.

Fear - Option C; "Honestly, I do not worry but I am anxious" I want certainty before moving forward. 

What this may mean: You are standing in the same place where many young people stand. Caught between caution and action and there is nothing wrong with it.