Be intentional with your choices from "summary" of The Art of Work by Jeff Goins
To be intentional with your choices means to make decisions with purpose and thoughtfulness. It means not simply drifting through life, allowing circumstances to dictate your path, but actively choosing the direction in which you want to go. This concept requires a level of self-awareness and clarity about what matters most to you. It involves taking the time to reflect on your values, goals, and passions, and using that insight to guide your decisions. Being intentional with your choices also means being willing to make sacrifices and trade-offs. It may involve saying no to opportunities that don't align with your values or goals, even if they seem appealing in the moment. It requires the courage...
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