“I Can’t Be in Both Places”
We treat choices that hurt people as though they’re mistakes. As if the right answer—the truly good choice—wouldn’t leave anyone with less than they need.
We treat choices that hurt people as though they’re mistakes. As if the right answer—the truly good choice—wouldn’t leave anyone with less than they need.
By the end of our drive through Sicily, I was sitting with a question I’ve asked myself more times than I want to admit: Do
When we first met, Marjorie still introduced herself by her title, out of habit more than pride. ‘Hi, I’m Marjorie,’ she said, quickly adding, ‘I
For three days, the resignation letter sat on Martha’s desk. Each morning she’d move it aside, carefully, as if it might break, and tell herself
There’s a voice that shows up in almost every conversation I have about choice. It arrives just as someone begins to feel clear about what
A single choice can tell you an enormous amount about yourself. I’ve seen this in my own life and in the conversations I’ve had with