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Originally posted by Brutha:
Unfortunatly time is finite and I can't try/do all of them. So I have to decide between them. And to make a good decision between different things you have to know how they differ from each other.
I see your dilemma. My experience is that
after examining the choices, choose the
one you feel drawn to the most. If you are
not drawn to one particular choice, then
choosing one and going with it is just as
valid. You will learn no matter what you
choose. If you decide that you "made the
wrong choice," then you will have experience
on which to make your next choice.
This is a lot like finding you love someone
and think that you might like to marry her.
But you are afraid to because there might
be someone who you might find later that you
like better. So you keep putting it off until
you lose the first one and keep hesitating
about anyone else who comes along. It really
doesn't matter who you chose. If you can't
find anything wrong with someone and you
love them then marrying them is the right
choice. It may not work out in the long run,
but you will grow in the process. Life is not
about getting everything right the first time.
I'm sure Gallen can shed some light on this.
Especially on different disciplines.
Gianni
