A man always has two reasons for doing anything: a good
reason and the real reason. – J.P. Morgan
I’ve been struggling
lately with the reality of my culminated choices. If you use the analogy of
Life being like a choose-your-own-adventure book, you understand that every
choice opens up a new path. But every choice also eliminates more than one
journey.
Every job, every
experience, every person you choose to interact with is an opportunity to
change your adventure. Some are good choices. Some you wish you could immediately
take back. And some are necessary to lead you somewhere you never thought to
imagine.
Choices happen every
second of your day. We make thousands of decisions a weeks, some conscious with
deliberate effort. Some are involuntary, like eating a donut if presented with
one. The fact of the matter is, when you stop and think about what you’re
really doing and continuing to do, are you happy with where you are?
The beauty of it is,
if you’re not happy, you can CHOOSE
a different outcome. So what’s it going to be? The same way you always took or
an unknown twist in the road?
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