Have you ever taken a moment to just sit in a cozy cafe and molling over whether to wrap your fingers around a warm, familiar cup of coffee, or to venture for something different, like a little, I don't know, something like a zesty, bold chai. Oh, I do love me a nice chai, the sheer pleasure of the symphony of its spices.

Ah, so good. I want one now. No, today's episode is not about chai tea or coffee, for that matter,

but our everyday little decisions of the hearts.

And how they may seem rather insignificant, right? I mean, coffee or chai. But it's

interesting how these simple acts of decision-making mirror those not-so-simple choices in our

lives.

Staying in the comfort of what we know,

I'll have my regular four-shot americano, please, thank you.

It has its charm, yet there's sometimes this magnetic pull towards the unknown.

Like when I go to a new restaurant,

I often leave my meal choice in the hands of the staff.

I know. It's reckless, dangerous, it's avengerous.

What would you order on a laid back day off?

I asked them, say gamble, but sometimes it actually pays off.

Yet, this dance between the comforting and the novel.

It isn't really just about we're eating.

It's a reflection.

It's almost a rehearsal of those bigger decisions in our lives where our passions and our responsibilities sway us in different directions.

Have you ever felt this way?

I had a listener write and asked,

What are you to do when you've committed your whole life to a passion and you're no longer passionate about it.

Oh, great question.

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