Rambles and Riff Raff about all this and that
Decision making times
Published by Esteban Glas on June 3rd, 2008 | This post lacks all category except for: Work, long term thinking, personal
My first post with a “29″ in the age field. Interesting times.
I’m in the verge of having to taking some decisions soon. Somewhat scary, I must admit.
As usual I can’t say too much (what did you expect?) but the plot thickens and things will sort out one way or the other.
The good thing is that all options look good. Certain paths seem more promising than others from a certain point of view. But looking at them from a different perspective other paths arise as being best.
How do you take your own decisions? How do you weight what is best in the long run?
Anyway, fun times ahead, I’ll keep you updated.
2 Responses to “Decision making times”
Leave a Comment
Search
Feeds
Subscribe to The Challenge
Subscribe to Comments
Calendar
Ad Hoc Blogs
Friends
Lenovo Corporate Blogs
The Archive
- October 2008 (3)
- September 2008 (6)
- August 2008 (8)
- July 2008 (8)
- June 2008 (8)
- May 2008 (8)
- April 2008 (17)
- March 2008 (6)
- February 2008 (8)
- January 2008 (11)
- December 2007 (12)
- November 2007 (11)
- October 2007 (26)
- September 2007 (11)
- August 2007 (6)
- July 2007 (11)
- June 2007 (17)
- May 2007 (16)
- April 2007 (12)
- March 2007 (22)
- February 2007 (14)
- January 2007 (19)
- December 2006 (23)
- November 2006 (11)
- October 2006 (8)
- September 2006 (11)
- August 2006 (12)
June 3rd, 2008 at 7:37 pm
Big decisions - yeah, life seems to be full of those lately.
Before you can make a decision, you have to set your priorities for your path in life. Without those, you won’t know which decision is most favorable.
Easier said that done, right?
June 5th, 2008 at 9:50 am
You’ve made a few tough choices already Esteban, and those should help build your confidence.
It’s paradoxical that early in life when we have so much time ahead of us that we lack the wisdom of having experienced many different things, to know what it is that we would rather want, and to plan our life accordingly. Rather it seems a bunch of best guesses based on what we know at each point along the way. The longer we go, the better our decision making should become, and the more experience on the relativeness of the ups and downs we will have weathered which helps provide a calmer hand on our life’s rudder.
Having the choices is a gift in itself.
Mark