Make up Your Mind Day is proof that there’s a day for every situation.

This article is for those who are a bit (or a lot!) indecisive. To all the undecided people: This is the day to make the decision. This is your day to make a decision. There are no excuses, no procrastination or ifs and buts. This is a better time than New Year’s Eve when you are on the verge of a new year and wondering how you can make it your own.

It may seem scary at first, especially for those who aren’t used to being decisive. However, the ultimate goal of taking control of your life is to make a decision and stick with it. You can celebrate it by being bold and taking risks, as well as learning new things about yourself.

This holiday can be celebrated by making a decision to take firm actions from now on. Although it may seem silly, habits are powerful. Once you make decisions that you won’t regret, you will feel proud and determined to continue making them. Where do you begin? You and only you can answer that question. December 31st is a great day to reflect on your life so far. Take some time to consider how happy you are with it. What would you change? And, most importantly, what decisions would you have to make to bring about those changes. To make a big change in your life, you’ll need to make a series smaller decisions.

Do you want to be a more senior, respected job? You can sign up for post-graduate study, an online course, or any other language class to get the experience you need to be a successful candidate for the job that you desire. Once you’ve made this decision, you can make another until you are ready to quit your job.

You will find that the most important decisions you have to make are not as difficult or as arbitrary as they seem. For example, what restaurant order to go to? You can practice sticking to your guns, even if it seems silly like choosing dish number 7 because you rolled a seven.

Whatever your choice, Make Up Your Mind Day is a day you will remember forever. This is an important decision that you won’t regret.