This freedom expands to include our personal, professional, and spiritual lives. Frankl illustrated how this internal power changes the situation, maybe not physically, but definitely categorically. In other words, the choices we make in a situation have the ability to impact or influence either positively or negatively. I, for one, would much rather my impact be positive. I will not be bound by the pit, when there is a palace waiting for me. We could allow our circumstances to box us into being a victim or take control and make a choice to rise above the situation. Our choices have the ability to change things by the way we respond. For example, in the office, when the new boss just beats everyone down and increases the work load; we can choose to murmur and complain or choose to respond in a way beneficial to our sense of self. The great thing about choosing our response, is our response can expand to others, which can expand to others, so on and so forth. And guess what? Even if our conscious decision to respond positively does not impact others, we are still better for
This freedom expands to include our personal, professional, and spiritual lives. Frankl illustrated how this internal power changes the situation, maybe not physically, but definitely categorically. In other words, the choices we make in a situation have the ability to impact or influence either positively or negatively. I, for one, would much rather my impact be positive. I will not be bound by the pit, when there is a palace waiting for me. We could allow our circumstances to box us into being a victim or take control and make a choice to rise above the situation. Our choices have the ability to change things by the way we respond. For example, in the office, when the new boss just beats everyone down and increases the work load; we can choose to murmur and complain or choose to respond in a way beneficial to our sense of self. The great thing about choosing our response, is our response can expand to others, which can expand to others, so on and so forth. And guess what? Even if our conscious decision to respond positively does not impact others, we are still better for