Doubts tend to have a negative connotation here. They are often equated with fickleness or indecisiveness. But I think doubt is good in itself. It is the conscious questioning of something once again. And in my opinion, that can't actually do any harm. On the contrary, doubt can become the starting point for a more conscious decision or attitude or whatever. Then, when I face the doubts, take them seriously and find a yes for a "nevertheless". In this way, my original attitude or opinion even emerges strengthened from the process. It's like the baker who kneads the dough well again before baking it and then processes it. However, should the doubts lead to a change of opinion, then they have also been worthwhile because a lack of complete conviction was obviously missing. So doubts are actually good - unless they involve us in an endless process. Then a readiness to make decisions is called for.
I wish you an extraordinary day!
