“I had no choice, I just couldn’t get out of bed.”
“I had no choice, it was the best program I could get into.”
“I had no choice, he told me to do it…”
Really?
It’s probably more accurate to say, “the short-term benefit/satisfaction/risk avoidance was a lot higher than anything else, so I chose to do what I did.”
Remarkable work often comes from making choices when everyone else feels as though there is no choice. Difficult choices involve painful sacrifices, advance planning or just…
