#Free Will

Dealt by Fate, Played by Free Will

Consequently, the lesson translates into simple, repeatable habits. Start by assessing the hand: separate controllables from givens. Then price your moves with expected value—what outcome is likely, at what cost, and with what downside protection? Next, manage tilt: pause after setbacks to restore judgment. Finally, play for the long run—compound small edges, preserve capital, and learn from every reveal. In doing so, we honor Nehru’s balance: accept the deal with clear eyes, but let your play tell the fuller story of your freedom. [...]

It Is Not in the Stars to Hold Our Destiny but in Ourselves - William Shakespeare

William Shakespeare, a renowned English playwright and poet of the late 16th and early 17th centuries, often explored themes of human agency, ambition, and the complexities of fate in his works. [...]