Tuesday; April 21
What do you do when you are facing a difficult decision? It is convenient to boil our decisions down to one of two options – either yes or no. We can either choose to do something we way we perceive it should be done or we walk away from it. The problem with this reasoning is that there are times when either end of this spectrum can leave us in a quandary. We miss out on some neat things when we avoid an action or we feel bad because we did something that made us feel uneasy. Wouldn’t be nice if we could have chosen something in between that avoids the uneasiness and makes us feel good about what we did? Upon further review – why not? What if we put in the extra effort to find a way to multiply our options without compromising our principles? When I think about wisdom, this is a scenario that I can easily imagine. Wisdom isn’t just knowing the absolute rights and wrongs – one of its great traits is to find that solid middle groun...