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What is life? If we analyze that looking at the “big picture” life is just a combination of decisions. Since we are young we are making decisions. What to wear, what to drive, where you want to go to college, what kind of job you want, just to mention a few. Sometimes we make good decisions and other times we don’t. How do we know that we are making the right decision? That uncertainty is what makes life difficult.
Based on that uncertainty I like to compare my life with a maze where you have to decide which way to go without knowing if that’s the right way that leads to the exit. In our professional lives we will face many situations that will make us think twice if that’s the right thing to do.
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