Right now, you are here. Reading this.
But why?
Not in the cosmic, fate-driven sense. No, this is simpler. You’re here because of a long sequence of decisions—some small, some significant. You clicked a link, followed a thought, chose to engage. If you weren’t reading this, you’d be somewhere else, doing something else, because of a different set of choices.
Every moment is the output of decisions made before it.
The job you took. The city you live in. The person you texted back (or didn’t). The way you spend your mornings. The way you react to things. Every action creates a ripple that leads here—to this exact second.
Even me writing this. A decision.
It’s easy to forget that we are not just passengers in life but decision-making machines, constantly processing inputs, producing outputs, steering toward an uncertain future shaped entirely by what we choose.
Loki, the god of stories, would understand this game well. In myth, he isn’t just a trickster; he’s a storyteller who nudges events, creates shifts, and plays with possibility. The mischief isn’t in causing chaos—it’s in reminding us that we are always making choices, whether we see it or not.
Every path, every turn, every unexpected moment—it all stems from choice.
And if you ever feel stuck, remember: you got here because of decisions. You can get somewhere else the same way. You are the storyteller, the trickster, the machine. Choose wisely.