"You and I possess within ourselves, at every moment of our lives, under all circumstances, the power to transform the quality of our lives." ... | |
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If this is beginning to sound like a mantra ("there's always choice" ... "there's always choice" ... "there's always choice" ... "there's no place like home" ... "there's no place like home" ... "there's no place like home"), that's good enough for jazz for me. This conversation isn't about what to do when there's no choice. It's about choosing when you're not choosing. <un-aside> |
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Holding myself accountable when it looks like there's no choice in the matter, isn't the same linguistic act as blaming myself (or anyone else or anything else or the circumstances) when it looks like there's no choice in the matter. But that's a subject for another conversation on another occasion. <un-aside> |
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