Dr. Howard Thurman once wrote, “a dilemma is the kind of problem
that a man faces when live options, alternatives, are presented to him, any one
of which is not quite a satisfying solution to the problem that confronts
him."
In life, we find
that the choices before us are not clear cut. They are not simply black or
white, yes or no, right or left. Life has many grey areas. Life has many
borderlines. How do you decide how to make the right choice when confronted
with so many options?
Even as I write this,
there is no easy answer. Life is situational, and it is always transitional.
Therefore, each one of us is constantly faced with decisions and choices in life.
Our vision is
blurred. We only have the benefit of microscopic vision. We sometimes can see
the little things. We need the benefit of macroscopic vision, the ability to
see the big picture. Some have a periscopic vision, the ability to look around.
Before you today
and tomorrow will always be choices. Choose wisely your life depends upon it.
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