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If
we do not accept being labeled a certain way, then we should not
choose to act a certain way. If we make certain choices, then we
should accept certain reactions. If we choose to spend all our money
on entertainment, we should not be surprised by the lack of any
savings. If we choose to dress unconventionally, then we should not
be surprised by the looks we may get. If we are unwilling to put in
the effort of getting an education, we should not be surprised by the
employment opportunities available or lack thereof. If we are
unwilling to exercise, we should not be surprised by the excess
weight. If we post on social media what prospective employers find
unprofessional, we should not be surprised by their reaction. If we
believe we can tell others how to live their lives, then we need to
accept that someone can tell us how to live ours. If we are unwilling
to accept control of our life, we should not be surprised when it
doesn't work the way we want it to. If we do not like anything we
need to accept, then we need to change what we choose.
Free
choice comes hand in hand with the realization that all we can do at
any moment is to choose what we do and to choose what we accept.
Everything else that happens is what resonates. We choose to buy a
lottery ticket, we accept the potentials of losing and winning. We
choose to accept that we are in control of our lives, we choose to
accept the potentials of making the right choices and of making
mistakes. We choose to make our own decisions, we accept that others
make their own decisions. We choose to have our own opinions,
beliefs, and ideas, then we accept that others have their own. What
happens afterwards is what we resonate with. Are we a winner, or are
we a whiner? Are we afraid of the mistakes we might make, or are we
loving that we are making the choices? Are our ideas worth making
everyone hear them?
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