3 thoughts on “The Five Best Decisions I’ve Made in My Life”
I read Annies post and was bowled over by how similar to my own story it was. Here are my 5 decisions that changed my life
1. Being brave enough to move to the city and go to college (even though it didn’t end up being a success)
2. Being brave enough to walk away from a marriage that just wasn’t “there” any more and in the process finding my real life
3. Being honest as best I can. It’s not an easy path to walk and it sometimes hurts like a biotch but honesty really IS the best policy folks…just be tactful as well as honest
4. To spend my life learning as much as I can
5. Figuring out that learning as much as you can is worth pretty much nothing unless you apply that knowledge and “DO IT” 🙂
I read Annies post and was bowled over by how similar to my own story it was. Here are my 5 decisions that changed my life
1. Being brave enough to move to the city and go to college (even though it didn’t end up being a success)
2. Being brave enough to walk away from a marriage that just wasn’t “there” any more and in the process finding my real life
3. Being honest as best I can. It’s not an easy path to walk and it sometimes hurts like a biotch but honesty really IS the best policy folks…just be tactful as well as honest
4. To spend my life learning as much as I can
5. Figuring out that learning as much as you can is worth pretty much nothing unless you apply that knowledge and “DO IT” 🙂
There ya go…narf7’s 5 best decisions 🙂
Pretty impressive, Narf7!
I really had to think about this. I think the decisions that most changed my life include:
1. Dropping out of first yr Uni; led to a totally different life. Still not sure if it was ‘good’ or ‘bad’ . . . but few regrets.
2. Choosing an alternative lifestyle. and ditto. 😉 few regrets, though.
3. Trusting ‘financial advisors’ who turned out to be just mutual fund salesmen (legal in BC). Def a bad choice; good learning experience.
4. Putting off buying land when I could have done because I was afraid to do it on my own. Bad choice; good learning experience.
5. Moving to Alberta, then staying on. Not easy, but def worthwhile.
My choices are less positive in many ways but I learned a lot, which I believe is why I am here anyway. So, in the end, it’s all good . . .
Good question, Annie!