Making decisions is freedom, but making a decision can become a difficult task or even an unbearable burden. The more developed the society in which we live, the more complex the reality with which we must interact becomes, and, as a result, the more it is more difficult to get out of the maze of choices that life offers us. There are various trainings and programs that teach decision-making, but they focus on the rational aspect, and do not take into account the hidden influence of emotions, which are the real obstacle to decision-making: fear and its various manifestations - pathological doubt, anxiety, panic. The book examines various forms of “decision-making psychopathology”, explores the psychological traps that we ourselves create, talks about how you can learn to manage fear and anxiety when making decisions; specific examples of the work of G. Nardone are given, showing how you can, having overcome fear, gain courage and calmness to meet the numerous forks in your life's path. The book is intended for psychotherapists, psychologists, doctors, students of these specialties and other readers interested in modern psychology and solving human problems.