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You can either allow distractions or do incredible things, but not both. You can choose safety or risk pursuing your dreams, but not both. You can't avoid making trade-offs in life. It's important to know your North Star goal and make decisions accordingly. Simplicity is key when things get complex. We often overlook the importance of understanding our own motivations. Knowing what truly matters is crucial. In Alice in Wonderland, Alice learns that it doesn't matter which direction she goes if she doesn't have a destination in mind. You can allow yourself to be distracted, or as Robin Sharma suggests, you can do incredible things, can't do both. You can stay where the safety and security is, or you can risk what you have in pursuit of your dreams, but you can't debauch. You can remain the character depicted in yesterday's story, or you can take those lessons, experiences, and craft a new story, but you cannot debauch life as a game of trade-offs, where any decision to going one direction is a simultaneous decision to not go another, a commitment to, is necessarily our objection of why at least in that moment, making this question all the more important, what is your North Star ask, because everything you do is bringing you closer to or holding you back from capturing it. One of my lifelines over the years has been clinging to the quote or ID, that simplicity is the ultimate sophistication consistently trying to arrive there, why, because when things get complex in my life, I don't know what I'm choosing, clutter means I've lost sight of what's necessary versus what's trivial. I become unclear on those critical trade-offs I'm making, and we've all experienced this, right? The simplest questions are always the hardest to arrive, that we can't talk in circles about the details, but how often are we honest with ourselves about the why? I remember job interviews in college going on, and on about the books, I read the papers I'd written current events, but then falling flat on face when asked so, who's Eddie Pinero had dude interviewing, like what do you want from them? Your brain had never gone there, or even less formal, I'll never forget a friend of mine a few years back asked me what my perfect day was just casually as we were driving, I said, I don't know Tom, I've never really thought about that he goes, then how are you ever supposed to have a perfect day if you don't know? And how simple and simultaneously incredi blue, how wants to left without perfect days, right? Like, like, what is all this for the world is infinite, and its variability can rule you and its complexity, you can run around adhering to all its rules, shopping, you're doing the right thing, whatever that's or you can identify, carve out and rule over your own little piece of it, your own kingdom, you can choose you if you take the time to uncover who you are, what lights you up. And then as Emerson advocate shifts your wagon to that start, the best investment of our time is to truly understand and decide what we should be saying yes to be, because if we don't know what matters, the nothing does, here's the famous dialogue from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, Alice, would you tell me please which way I ought to go from here, that depends a good deal on where you want to get to said the cat Well, I don't much care where said Alice, then it doesn't matter which way you go said the cat Well, so long as I get somewhere Alice added as an explanation. Oh, you're sure to do that said the cat if only you walk long enough beautiful passage, if you don't care where you