Do you see the choices you have in any given situation?

Nothing about my current surrounding environment or situation is permanent because my constant new choices cause it to constantly change.

Do you see the choices you have in any given situation?

Inspired by Abraham Hicks teachings on choice and change

This illustration represents the idea that current circumstances are fluid rather than fixed—shaped by ongoing choices rather than predetermined fate.

The environment and situation you're in today resulted from a series of decisions, and new decisions can shift direction.

This perspective can be empowering—if choices create circumstances, then different choices can create different circumstances.

The question "Do you see the choices you have?" is valuable for people who feel stuck in situations that actually do have exits.

The most helpful version of this concept acknowledges both agency—your choices matter—and constraint—context shapes what choices are available.

In your current situation, what choices do you actually have—even small ones?

Where do you have agency, and where are you genuinely constrained?

What choice are you making today?

This design explores choice and change.

Some wear or display it as a reminder that circumstances aren't permanent.

Others use it as a prompt to identify what agency they do have, even in difficult situations.

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