What gives you direction in life?

When I face a tough decision or need direction, I first turn to my inner self. I’m no meditation guru or spiritual master, but after five decades of life, I’ve built a rich tapestry of experiencessome joyful, others painful. These memories serve as my guide, helping me navigate choices with clarity.

Next, I consult my inner circle: my wife and son. Their perspectives often challenge my own, offering fresh angles I hadn’t considered. Do I always follow their advice? Not entirely. I cherry-pick what resonates, blending their insights with my own to craft a balanced decision.

Living in a family means decisions ripple outward, affecting everyone. Compromise isn’t just a strategyit’s a necessity for harmony.