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When I Was In Russia I Found That I Thought I Was Going To Give These People That I Was Interviewing A Whole Bunch Of Choice In Terms Of What They Could Drink While We Were Chatting.

When I Do Have Choice I Try To Be Very Picky About... Or Shall I Say Choosey About When I Choose. I Don't Automatically Decide That I Must Be The One To Choose Or That It's Important For Me To Make Every Choice In My Life.

People Don't Put As Much Of An Emphasis In Expanding Their Choices, So That, You Know, One Of The Things That I Learned When I Was In Japan Way Back In The 1990's And There Were All These Quarrels Happening Between The U.s. And Japan About Allowing More American Products Into The Japanese Market.

Life Hands Us A Lot Of Hard Choices, And Other People Can Help Us More Than We Might Realize. We Often Think We Should Make Important Decisions Using Just Our Own Internal Resources. What Are The Pros And Cons? What Does My Gut Tell Me? But Often We Have Friends And Family Who Know Us In Ways We Don't Know Ourselves.

The Saying Goes That History Repeats Itself; Personal Histories Do The Same. We Can Gather The Lessons Of Others' Lives Through Observation, Conversation, And By Seeking Advice. We Can Use The Automatic System To Find Out Who The Happy People Are, And The Reflective System To Evaluate How They Got To Be That Way. Pursuing Happiness Need Not Be A Lonely Endeavor. In Fact, Throwing In Our Lot With Others May Be A Very Good Way Of Coping With The Disappointments Of Choice.