making the decision right
As Kierkegaard said, life can only be understood backwards but must be lived forward.
There is no “right” path if you don’t choose any of the possible paths.
Only when you choose and start taking steps can you get some feedback from life by seeing how your path is unraveling.
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instagram.comLearn through action, not rumination…Rather than try to perform endless thought experiments to gain clarity, we can choose a direction and then create the reasons for why we did so. That is to say: instead of making the right choice, we have the power, through our actions, to make the choice right.
Simone Stolzoff • How to Find Clarity When You’re at a Career Crossroads
No matter how good your tool or deliberative your thought process, one thing never changes: There is no right choice. If you’re used to zero-sum thinking, that point of view may frustrate you. But it’s almost impossible to fail when you see everything as an experiment. In a life of experimentation, there is no wrong choice, either. A pact isn’t a d
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