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Ordering chocolate or vanilla ice cream? Handwriting or pencil? Going left, right, or straight ahead? Wearing sandals or sneakers? Going on holidays by car to a nearby lake or by plane to Florida? Going out to a movie theater or to the pizza place? Buying bread by bike or car? Becoming a nurse or a teacher? Learning piano or trumpet? Having one or two children? Choosing a part-time or a full-time job? Renting a small apartment in the city or a larger apartment in the country? Asking daycare or grandparents for tonight? Choosing conventional medicine or complementary therapy? Voting for Republicans or Democrats? Stay in the country or emigrate? Buying a dog or a cat? Every day, we make almost 100,000 decisions. This book addresses the few conscious, free and holistic decisions that shape our lives. This book does not provide ready-made recipes but offers helpful tools so that choosing between countless options does not become torture but rather an opportunity to live our lives in line with our goals and values.

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Lukas Niederberger is a Swiss philosopher and theologian, course instructor, ritual guide, and writer. From 1995--2008, he headed the Lassalle-Haus Center for Spirituality and Interreligious Dialog. As managing director of the Swiss Society for the Common Good, he promoted and researched civic engagement in Switzerland from 2013--2022. Today, he is leading the Landguet Ried Center for Mindful Living near Berne. His books address decision-making processes, devoted serenity, the common good, finding meaning, travel, rituals, spirituality, and death.

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