Make the Hard Choice
Even if you don’t think you can
Every day of your life will force you to make choices. These choices can be as easy as what brand of ice cream you are going to buy from the supermarket. But sometimes, you get put into a situation (or in my case, you put yourself into a situation) that means making the hardest decision of your life. I am here to tell you to make the hard choices. Stories don’t matter. My story and my history doesn’t matter because it’s not your story. All I’m saying is don’t be afraid. Don’t stay in a situation because of a fear of the unknown, because sometimes, the unknown can be incredible.
So try it out. Make the hardest decision you’ve ever had to make, and enjoy the ride life takes you on once you do.
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