It may surprise you, but according to Meg Lundstrom, you already have the answer---you just need to tap into your inner-guidance system. With What to Do When You Can't Decide, Lundstrom teaches three effective divining rools for accessing your innate wisdom: Pendling, a method that uses a handheld instrument. The Chits, an easy pen-and-paper technique. Muscle-testing, an on-the-spot technique that allows your fingers to "do the talking." Bypassing the conscious mind to access your deeper subconscious intelligence, these techniques can help you make reliable decisions, end second-guessing, and enhance the flow in your life. Includes practical exercises, a troubleshooting guide, and advanced techniques for deciding what to do in any situation."I highly recommend What to Do When You Can't Decide. Accessing one's subconscious intelligence is a tricky subject matter to teach or write about, and I'd only venture into those waters with a trustworthy, down-to-earth, intelligent guide. That's Meg Lundstrom. She brings a unique combination of skills and insight to this subject: a masterful blend of science, history, and personal wisdom; an artful command of language; and a warm and welcoming way of allowing us to play around with multiple tools in the decision-making process. By the end of the book, you'll find a way that works best for you on this wilderness adventure called life."---Elizabeth Lesser, cofounder of the Omega Institute and author of the New York Times bestseller Broken Open"What a fun and valuable book! Meg Lundstrom has produced a wonderfully practical guide for asking questions and finding answers about yourself and your world---and for showing how all of us can divine information from the mundane to the profound. I love it!"---Donna Eden, author of Energy Medicine Read Less