You ALWAYS have a choice
Yes. You ALWAYS have a choice.
When I served in the army I was told that I had to execute whatever my commander ordered me. That doesn’t leave much room for choices. Right?
Wrong. I could always go to jail, something that I was willing to do after few unethical operations. It was one of my biggest lessons in life and since then I’ve never given my power to choose to anyone.
We totally underestimate its power and we believe we HAVE TO operate in certain way because that is the way it is or because that is what is expected or just because that is “who we are”…
Some examples:
You don’t have to work. You choose to
You don’t have to do the dishes. You choose to.
You don’t have to live where you are. You choose to
Even your beliefs are set of choices.
You may choose to be happy or you may choose to be angry.
You may choose to believe you can or you may choose to believe you cant.
Here are some small changes that literally changed my life:
– Choice to believe I can achieve anything I want
– Choice to work on the important task first
– Choice to not to put poisons in my body
– Choice not to have a TV Set in my home
– Choice to choose my friends
Change your choices and you will change your reality, a much better reality which is created from your deepest desires and dreams. To do so:
1. Be self conscious and pay attention to each and every small decision you make. Every decision counts!
2. Be consistent with your choices so they can create new set of better habits. A set of habits develop a stronger character which attract more people and opportunities to your life.
3. Lastly, Have the will power to say NO whenever needed. You do NOT have to please anyone who wants your time.
The power of choice means TRUE Freedom. Freedom from any rules, restrains, and boundaries.
Get your freedom. choose now.
Chief Editor
Tal Gur is an impact-driven creator at heart. After trading his daily grind for a life of his own design, he spent a decade pursuing 100 life goals around the globe. Tal's journey and recent book, The Art of Fully Living, inspired him to found Elevate Society.
