When the choices are many, the anxiety associated with making the right choice is also significantly higher than when the choices are simply this or that. At least we stand a 50/50 chance of getting our choice right with the latter example, but with the spiral-bound menu of choices, who knows what the odds might be? There is something to be said about limiting the choices, isnt there? With small children, I dont give them a litany of choices - I present one or the other. Why? When presented with two items, they want the both - when presented with fifty items, they want them all - but they can only have one! It is much easier to teach right choices when the options are fewer! God knows this, too! So does the enemy of our souls! He knows presenting us with so many choices which baffle our minds is a good place to get us in the middle of a muddle. He likes it when we are in a muddle!
Posted on: Fri, 24 Jan 2014 11:27:13 +0000
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