When an option is a choice, there is no distinction.
One option is not a choice.
Two options are required to have one choice.
With only one option, I have no choice. There is nothing to choose between.
Having only one option is a deception and a false reality.
There is always more than one option.
We always have choice.
We live in a world of contrast, choice, options and infinite possibilities.
When I believe that I have no choice, I am deceiving myself and denying or ignoring my other options.
Two options are a dilemma, which means I will have difficulty choosing between the two.
With 3 options, I am ‘at choice’.
I can only be at choice once I have clearly identified three distinct options.
With 3 options, my choice is clear and has distinction.
With multiple options, I will be confused.
When I reduce my options down to three, I can then choose with clarity.
My best choice is always my 3rd option.