One of the surest signs of maturity is to deny something you’ve wanted for a long time once it’s in your grasp. For many, this represents a mere philosopher’s choice. It’s theoretical. You never really have to make the decision. But what happens when theory meets reality? How will you decide. Discover the emotions and the surprising results in this week’s Carosa Commentary “Letting Go: The Best and Hardest Thing to Do.”
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