God in the Conversations with God often talks about the One Who You Truly Are. But He also reminds you that this definition has to come from you and no one else.
I once read the story of an opera singer who had a terrible case of a stage fright in front of a big show. While it looked as if he couldn't perform at all, he suddenly got up an screamed "I will not allow this fear get the upper hand of my true self!" and stormed onto the stage. Another brilliant application of Susan Jeffer's 'Feel the fear and do it anyway."
'Feel the desire and then do it or drop it' would be my advice. It is this decision that defines Who You Truly Are. Anticipating how you might decide if given a choice is also of little help. It is the feeling at this golden moment when you make this decision that matters and nothing else. The nice thing, you cannot really make a mistake in this soul-searching process. If you feel after your choice that you made a mistake, you can always reposition yourself and try again. The universe will always give you new chances to define yourself.
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