WEEK-IN #33

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The Best Decision

This is the pathway to pick the right decision in any circumstance. Once you complete reading the blog, the right choices pop up everywhere you go and can easily be differentiated from wrong decisions. And, that starts which scraping off this paragraph.

Yes! The above paragraph is pure fantasy cause there is no right decision. There never was and there never will be as there will always be a better decision than what you have picked. Always. If you would like to eat healthily and pick one, there will always be a healthier food you have overlooked. Pick a course to pursue, there will be a better one out there. Whatever you choose, there will be a step ahead of you that you haven't climbed. So, what to do.

We tend to move away from such seemingly impossible tasks and let others choose. One choice at a time, we move away. In no time, others start controlling everything. The very first thing you should do is Choose. Whatever it is, however scary it might look, Choose. Move with it and don't look back till it's done. Then, look back at what you've chosen, see whether you have taken the best one possible and remember it. We tend to feel sad or angry about the decision later on as we either choose blindly or think about years after and greave. Both combined are what make you pick the best choice later on. It's challenging, stressful, sad and will take your will to do it. But, we have lives to live and people to take care of. So, keep choosing and Move on!

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