Opportunities are everywhere, waiting to be exploited by a keen eye and an undying determination. But opportunities aren't immobile. They aren't lame, and they are in demand. Every second you waste is every second someone else gains. Someone else, someone more decisive and merciless would just snatch it away while you ponder and remain oblivious to his/her presence.
Choices are borne from opportunities. And questions inevitably arise and cloud our minds from choices. Do we take it? Is it worth the effort? Is there a risk? Is it worth the risk? Will this be detrimental to other opportunities? Or is it a gate - a gate to a whole new window of opportunities, better ones?
And those questions all lead to a decision. It all boils down to a simple 'Yes' or 'No'. But the motivations behind these Yes's and No's? Not so simple.
Last but not least, there are the actions that we take. And these often prove to be the decisive factors between success and failure (whatever they may be deemed to be). Depending on circumstances and varying from situation to situation, there are a plethora of things we can do. But only how many yield the result that we desire? How would we know what we have planned would lead to what we would have wanted to happen? There really isn't a real answer here. There are no guarantees, only overtures.
So let the dice be tossed.
Last but not least, there are the actions that we take. And these often prove to be the decisive factors between success and failure (whatever they may be deemed to be). Depending on circumstances and varying from situation to situation, there are a plethora of things we can do. But only how many yield the result that we desire? How would we know what we have planned would lead to what we would have wanted to happen? There really isn't a real answer here. There are no guarantees, only overtures.
So let the dice be tossed.
