http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/lifestyle-design/the-secret-to-success-commitment/ Celebrating Global Citizens in Pursuit of an Excellent Life Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:20:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.jetsetcitizen.com/lifestyle-design/the-secret-to-success-commitment/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Neil Mullens Mon, 16 Feb 2009 07:10:05 +0000 http://jetsetcitizen.com/?p=158#comment-41 This is true. You can look at it one way in that the more decisions you make the more bad ones you'll live to regret. But I don't think it actually works that way. I think the more decisions we make, the better we become at making them. With every decision or risk we take, the more we find out about ourselves, and this helps us to make the right (and better) choices in the future. So if we make 20 major life decisions in a single lifetime, and as many as 5 were bad choices, we still have a 75% success rate. If, however, you choose not to choose, and you spend your life regretting it, you effectively end up with a 100% failure rate! This is true. You can look at it one way in that the more decisions you make the more bad ones you’ll live to regret. But I don’t think it actually works that way. I think the more decisions we make, the better we become at making them. With every decision or risk we take, the more we find out about ourselves, and this helps us to make the right (and better) choices in the future. So if we make 20 major life decisions in a single lifetime, and as many as 5 were bad choices, we still have a 75% success rate. If, however, you choose not to choose, and you spend your life regretting it, you effectively end up with a 100% failure rate!

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