Life is a series of choices. Even for small matters such as deciding whether to eat toast or cereal, or which dress to buy, people think things over and over again to make a choice. There is even a vending machine that has a button that says, “Any Drink.” If the matter is about school, work, or your spouse, choosing becomes a serious decision.
How good would it be if we could see our future? If we look happy in the future, it must mean that we’ve made good choices. However, we don’t have that ability. Then how can we make up our minds?
Choosing one means giving up the other. If you give up without hesitation the things that you should give up, and the lingering attachment to them as well, then you will feel a lot freer. You can then focus on doing your best without doubting or regretting your choice. Your choice can be considered as a good one when you do not forget your purpose and put forth your best effort to bring about a good result.