You probably have a fairly clear idea of the kind of person you are.
You know what you consider right and wrong. You know what you would tolerate, what you would never do, whom you would trust, when you would walk away and when you would stand your ground.
At least, that is what most of us think.
But put yourself inside a real situation, remove the comfortable distance, add money, loyalty, friendship, family, betrayal, ambition or fear, and suddenly the answer is not always so obvious.
That is where it becomes interesting.
I have started a new daily Tavamithram series called What Would You Do?
Every day, you are given three real-life situations.
You read the situation. You decide what you would do. Then you see a short reflection that may make you look at your choice again.
There is no need to impress anybody. There is only one person whose answer matters here: you.
Your choices stay in your browser for the day. They are not displayed publicly.
And if you are someone who prefers to think rather than simply follow what everybody else says, you may find this rather addictive.
Three situations. Three decisions. Every day.
So, how well do you actually know your own mind?
