What are we not free to choose regarding our actions?

The freedom to choose our actions grants us significant autonomy over the decisions we make, including what goals we pursue, strategies we adopt to achieve those goals, and the conclusions we draw from our experiences. However, while we can decide to take certain actions, we do not have control over the consequences that follow those actions. Consequences are often influenced by outside factors, including other people's actions, societal norms, and unforeseen events. This means that even if we aim to achieve a specific outcome through our actions, the actual results may vary and are not guaranteed. Understanding this distinction is crucial in both responsible decision-making and in evaluating the impacts of our choices on ourselves and others.