"take it and go."

there is no right choice.

here, let me say it again, with emphasis on the inverted commas: there is no - "right" - choice. conversely, there is also no "wrong" choice. whether it is a right choice or a wrong choice is all subject to what you want to get out of that choice, but that would mean that you have to know what you want to begin with.

know what you want, and suddenly the world's choices are so much easier to understand and make.


because often there are (obviously) the bad choices, the good, better choices and then there The Best Choice. so what constitutes a right choice? you often can't tell until you've already made that choice, or when you're far, far down the path you'd walked.

be sure in the things you do in life - decisions to stay or go, where to head to, what you prefer, don't worry if this is the right choice - there is often no right choice. there is often no wrong one. but be sure that there will always be choices given to you in life.

thus.


do not be afraid. like a certain russell peters says, "take it and go."

it is sound advice.