Alex Do you have a choice in who you are?
Knowing clearly the person you want to be at the most fundamental places of who you are will make day to day choices much easier to negotiate. In fact, some things won’t even seem like choices. They’ll just seem like “the way it is.”
Which is the most important choice you can make?
1 Choose to Love Yourself 2 Choose the Right Friends You may find the order here a bit odd, but friends in aggregate are probably an even more important cause of our happiness and value 3 Choose the Right Partner This week I met a friend I hadn’t seen for six months. 4 Choose a Career You Love Totally obvious.
What is the difference between a need and a want?
A need is something that is needed to survive. A want is something that an individual desires, but would be able to live without. A primary distinguishing feature of a need is that it is necessary to sustain life.
What does it mean when you have no choice?
Your frame of mind here is the “you” you have no choice about. It’s the “you” you don’t want any choice about. From the “nowhere else to go” place you really will be able to do as you please because you’ll be clear about what the things are that please you as well as the things that you don’t want to spend time on.
Can you choose between what you need and what you want?
You know what you needto do. But, you wantto do something else. It’s these seemingly simple choices that make us who we are. Can you make the tough decision between what you “want” to do and what you “need” to do?
Can you apply for one choice at a time?
You can apply for one choice at a time through Clearing. Once a choice has been selected, you cannot add another, unless you’ve been unsuccessful with the first one. If you want to apply elsewhere once you’ve added a choice, then you need to ask that uni to cancel your place so you’re able to apply again through Clearing.
How to tell if something is a need or a want?
You go to the grocery store to get water, milk, and bread. You have none at home. Is this a want or a need? Your teeth are hurting, so you visit the dentist for a checkup. Is this a want or a need?
What’s the point of having so many choices?
Your journey is ultimately about creating a life that you love, and which represents your ideals and purposes. Your choices reflect the essence of who you are, and you should use them as an instrument to demonstrate your personal power and the legacy that you would like to leave behind.