“He did it of his own volition.”
Volition. Noun. The act of willing; exercise of choice to determine action. A determination by the will. The power of willing.
In my trusty thesaurus, the phrase ‘of one’s own volition’ is synonymous with:
of one’s own free will; of one’s own accord; of one’s own choice; of one’s own choosing; by choice; by preference; by one’s own preference; voluntarily; willingly; readily; freely; intentionally; consciously; deliberately; on purpose; purposely; spontaneously; without being asked; without hesitation; without reluctance; gladly; with pleasure; with good grace; eagerly; enthusiastically.
Them’s pretty powerful words, methinks.
And it’s all about the attitude. What we will to do; what we decide to do and then act upon.
I have chosen to finish this #AtoZchallenge today… of my own volition. In spite of it being May 1 in my time zone; it’s still April 30 elsewhere in the world. And I have four more posts after this one.
I’m determined! It’s going to happen… just watch me 😀
And have a great day, dear Reader!
— KRidwyn