The fate of a person is determined by his ability to make decisions. Willingness to act. If you were able to make a choice, if you were able to commit a decisive act, you will find a way out. A ladder will be lowered to you from above, or a locked door will be unlocked from the outside. For some reason, this always happens, even if it is scary and difficult after the decision is made. After the act. But it is after the deed that real life begins, a real film where you are the main character. And the events are woven into an amazing and logical plot. You can live life without important decisions, without risky actions - and at the end of the film the name will flash in the credits, where the extras and stage workers are. Or maybe it won't. And the lack of solutions does not save, on the contrary, it takes away strength and shortens life. When we make a decision, we talk with God - so Kierkegaard believed. We act, and while we act, we live.