How to take a decision without affected by wavering mind?

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I can understand your predicament. A wavering mind can be a sign of anxiety in this context. Have you always been a worrier, or is it something new? Moving houses is known to be a stressful event in one's life. Many people face the same stress in such situations. It is natural to be somewhat anxious about leaving the comfort of a known place and moving to a new house. But with some reasoning and support, you should be able to come to a conclusion and move forward.Did you discuss with your family or friend about the pros and cons of shifting? It can be easier to make a joint decision if you are struggling on your own. Once you decide to shift, go ahead. Accept that you will feel anxious for some time but should settle in due course once you become familiar with the new place. Try relaxation strategies. Practice deep breathing. Exercise regularly. Talk to trusted people. If anxiety about uncertainty is affecting your life significantly, you can also consider therapy and counseling. I hope this helps.