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A road diverges in the woods, and we have a choice. The safe one and the dangerous one. The one that pays well and the one that teaches a lot. The one that people understand and the one they don’t. The one that challenges us and the one that doesn’t.
It’s the cumulative result of these choices that leads to a life worth writing about, or a life wort
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Real, serious, lifelong fulfillment and meaning have to be earned through the choosing and managing of our struggles.
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Your choice, in this moment, may seem inconsequential – but every decision we make writes another line of powerful first-party evidence, about who we are, how we respond to adversity and what we’re capable of, into today’s chapter of our self-story.
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Choose to do the tenth rep when it would be easier to stop at nine. Choose to have the difficult conversation when it would be easier to avoid it. Choose to ask the extra question when it would be easier to stay silent. Prove to yourself – in a thousand tiny ways, at every opportunity you get – that you have what it takes to overcome the challenges
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