How to decide and make the best choice
from the book “Useful Not True”:
You can do anything. But you can’t do everything. You have to decide. If you don’t decide, you get nothing.
You can think of a hundred paths to follow. But you can’t follow them all. Use time. One path now. Other paths maybe later. Otherwise you’ll never get anywhere.
How do you know what’s the best choice? Trick question! No choice is the best in itself. A choice becomes the best when you choose it. That’s when you make your decision congruent. You find plenty of proof to support it. Evidence against it is useless. You align yourself with your choice.
Best of all, you take action. By letting go of other options, you concentrate your energy and time. You make it part of your identity, and act accordingly. You become effective. You do the work that makes it a great choice.
This is great advice. The difference between I can and I will is huge. Combined that with what impact does this action create … good/bad/ugly.
Thank you.