I am a choosing agent;
I cannot refuse to choose;
Not to choose is to choose.
My choices have consequences.
These consequences may not meet my expectations or be what I can appreciate.
But even then I must accept responsibility for the choices I made.
For I am as much the consequences of my choices as I am my choices.
To remind me that consequences will follow my choices, just as assuredly as night follows day, I have coined this term that I keep on the front-burner of my mind: "choicesequence."
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Even though stress is so common, too many peop
This is a book to help readers plow through the enormous overload of the 95% nonsense to find the 5% common sense that is hidden away, which is needed to sustain long-term success in solving today's problems.