What is it that you want?
- simonrawlinson68
- Jul 21, 2022
- 1 min read
Do what you want, with respect, for others and yourself
Do It When you want
Do It For why it feels right for you
Sometimes we have habits that we commit to
Those can be good for us, such as walking or learning
And some may be bad for us, such as smoking or drinking
We must remember that we ALWAYS hold the choice to take the action
That we choose to act on
And it is the decision we make that sets out the chosen route
To what is good or bad for us
Even if someone puts a drink in our hand
It is usually us making the choice that raises our arm
We make the choice
On our action
Which determines whether we are on a good or bad path for this section of our journey
It is all the action that we take
Based on the choice we have selected
With the strength we can hold inside
So the route is there ahead
And it is so important that we have confidence
To make the best choice for us
With this we can be the best version of us
That we can be
And we will be
This is a thoughtful reflection on personal responsibility and the power of choice in shaping our habits and life direction. The emphasis on awareness, self-control, and intentional action really highlights how much influence we have over both positive and negative patterns. It’s a strong reminder that growth often comes from consistently making better decisions aligned with our values. In a similar way, a masters level course helper can support learners by encouraging deeper critical thinking, helping them evaluate complex ideas, and guiding them to make well-reasoned academic and personal judgments in their field of study.
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Really thoughtful piece. The reminder that we always have a choice in our actions — even small ones — hits hard. It’s so easy to drift into habits without noticing whether they’re actually helping us. I like how you frame the idea of choosing our own route, because it applies to so many parts of life, from personal growth to the tiny everyday decisions that shape who we become. It’s a bit like choosing between what nourishes us and what’s just a temporary distraction — the difference between working toward our goals or getting lost in something as trivial as picking out chocolate cake decorations just because they’re there. In the end, confidence in our choices is what leads us forward…