Sometimes, the challenging question isn’t how to do a, b, or c. We have information. We have tools and roadmaps. There are books, schools, videos, and mentors. We can figure out how to do it.

No. Sometimes, the challenging question is: What do you want?

Because when we don’t know what we want, a tension exists between endless possibility and our internal need to have purposeful movement. It can feel burdensome.

Happily, the steps and options are no longer infinite once we begin to make choices.

But first, we have to know what we want.