The Leap of Faith: Kierkegaard and the Anxiety of Existence
At the heart of every major decision lies a quiet storm—anxiety. Søren Kierkegaard called it “the dizziness of freedom,” a psychological tremor that arises when we confront life’s infinite possibilities. This post explores how existential anxiety isn’t a flaw to fix, but a signal that something meaningful is at stake. From career crossroads to emotional vulnerability, Kierkegaard’s leap of faith invites us to embrace uncertainty, trust our inner compass, and live authentically—even when reason falters. In a world flooded with options, the courage to choose becomes our most radical act.
