WE -third post: what makes it work?

[Shai Faran]

It seems like there is always something to do better.
It can be a motivated thought but it can be also discouraging.

So what is it that makes something "work"? That makes you say "this is it"?
Everything can be done in so many different ways, but in real time it happens only in one way, and I need to choose this one way.
When you feel like you found something and its "working", you start to feel good and comfortable about it, then comes the red light telling you "hey, don't get too comfortable".
When you wait for the right moment to do something and every second becomes full of consciousness and possibilities, you start to lose the sensation of the "right moment".
Well, I think its a matter of balance, or actually more correctly as Gary Keller describes it- contra balance.
Perhaps its not really about "the right thing" or "the right moment", perhaps its simply about our choices.
To arrive to the point that we actually make choices, that we are actually free and liberated to make them, we need to have all (or at least a lot) of possibilities available for us. How do we do that? By gaining basic and universal tools that can be relevant and applicable in different contexts and occasions.

Now I have a lot of possibilities. I need to make some choices.

photo by Bart Grietens