Discovery of the purpose

One of the greatest inheritances my father, Stephen R. Covey, left me is the realization that my future and destiny are in my hands, and that I have the ability to choose who and what I will become. I feel uniquely qualified to write this introduction because I grew up with these principles and habits. And today, more than ever, humans enjoy all these privileges. We are free to choose the way we live, whom we marry, and the type of work we want to do. And although this sounds good in theory, it brings a unique modern problem: having more options than necessary, too much information, and enormous pressure to make the right decision as a result. Often, we become unable to think because of our anxiety about what to do, and thus we allow important opportunities to pass us by. So, what is the solution?