Life gets complicated at times. It comes down to wise decisions that are consistent with what you consider right and true.
Because decisions often carry emotional baggage, it helps immensely if you know in advance what is most important to you.
That is, what values do you hold most firmly and most deeply?
Once you settle what’s important to you, you’ll be better equipped to make choices when confronted by them.
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