#[decisions]

[kindly-whisper-norbury]

My 11-year-old couldn't decide what flavor of ramen to make, so I told her to flip a coin. Heads for spicy chicken, tails for beef.

Taking my advice, she flipped a penny, and when it landed on tails she said "Wait! Wait! I did it wrong!"

I told her that she did it right, because the real reason for flipping a coin isn't to let fate decide for you, but because when the coin is in the air, you will suddenly realize what you wanted in the first place.

I'm sure there's a life lesson there somewhere…

But honestly, I have never known her to pass up spicy chicken.

[fortuneaday]

[sonandheirofnothinginparticular]

[classycookiexo]

[thatsbelievable]

[theycantalk]

choices

[natalyajjohnson]

you have the strength within you to walk away from people who don't recognize your worth. you can set boundaries. you can make the best decision for yourself. you can make things happen. you can choose what you allow and you don't. you can walk into your victory. you can walk into your purpose. you can walk away from people or situations that make you question your light. you can step away from anything that makes you doubt your intuition. you can protect your energy from anything that no longer serves you.