Current Connection: 2.1

In an article entitled "4 Keys to Good Decision Making" from Karen Wolff gives her views on making good decisions.

Some people do not have any problems on making the correct decision, but others have a really hard time. The article says, "...it's difficult to know if we're using good judgement as we make daily decision about life." Some people's lack of judgement can get them into tough situations. We must try our best to gain as much good judgement as we can, so when the problems pop up, we can make sure we make the right decision.

Life, a crazy roller coaster, a maze that we are all trying to find our way through, becomes even harder to figure out when it is time to make important decisions. The article states, "It becomes even harder with important, life-changing decisions." It seems like when everything is finally going smoothly a problem pops up. We must make wise decisions accordingly. We must look ahead and try to picture every possible outcome.

We always ask other people what their opinions are. Whether it is a parent or a friend, we want to know how another views our problem. The article says, "Surround yourself with people who are further along in the journey." When we are not sure about a situation, we should ask someone's opinion who has already went through something similar. Learning from someone else's mistakes, we can prevent our own from occurring.

Looking into my own life, I have found more than enough mistakes that I have made. They developed by not making the right decision. I have now learned from my mistakes, expecting to make good decisions in the future. Life is full of mistakes, yet lessons come out of each one.

Whether you make the right or wrong decision something positive is bound to come out as the sun the morning. Always try your best. We all mess up, but make sure you look on the bright side.


Works Cited
Wolff, Karen. "4 Keys to Good Decision Making." http://christianity.about.com/od/practicaltools/a/decisionmaking.htm     2013. Web. 9 Nov. 2013.