This post was birthed from a conversation with one of my most edifying friends; Joshua. It’ll edify you, so don’t read if you have edification allergies.
Our lives are marked with decisions; every day we make dozens of them. Like right now, of all the things you could be doing, you’ve decided to read this. If in the end, it turns out to be full of inconsequential nonsense, you’ll feel like an arse for wasting your precious time. But if it turns out to be the most fulfilling bit of your day, you’ll commend yourself for deciding to.
What’s more important than the decisions we take, is what guides them. Why you would decide to return a carelessly dropped purse tells a lot about you. It could be that you weren’t brought up to pilfer. Or your current financial breakthroughs mean you don’t need someone’s cash. Or you’re afraid of being caught and called a thief. Or because you think the one it belongs to might need it crucially. As good as all those reasons are, they really aren’t good enough. Read the rest of this entry »
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