On a beautiful Sunday in Central Park, you’ll see thousands of people out for a jog.
Each person has exactly the right running style–and none of those styles are the same. Each is wearing what they think of as the right clothes, listening (or not) to the right sort of music, going in precisely the direction and at the pace they’ve chosen. They’re all correct.
And yet, they’re all different.
The same is true for the dogs they’ve chosen to adopt, the place where they’ve chosen to live, and what they plan to do when they’re done.
Given the chance, each of us chooses the right path. Based on who we are, what we believe and what we want, of course, that’s what we do.
The challenge of ‘everyone’ is that there’s no such thing.