Quotes About Decisions

to see her not merely as a bundle of stereotypes or as a convenient and tenuously linked series of myths, but as a whole woman whose choices added up and whose decisions made sense.

I'm a fun father, but not a good father. The hard decisions always went to my wife.

men's actions are the best guides to their thoughts

Blame it on Peer Pressure.

Positioning the brand and regaining trust are all smart things for us to do and those are the litmus tests for any decisions we make.

As C.S. Lewis observed in The Silver Chair, one book in the Chronicles of Narnia series: "Crying is all right in its own way while it lasts. But you have to stop sooner or later, and then you still have to decide what to do.

every single decision you make - who your friends are, who you date, whether you decide to smoke or drink - has a consequence.

Sometimes you regret the things you do, but they're over and done. Regretting the things you didn't do is tougher, because they're still out there… haunting you. The what-ifs.

But until a theoretical explanation -based on human choice – for self-organized and self-governed enterprises is fully developed and accepted, major policy decisions will continue to be undertaken with a presumption that individuals cannot organize themselves and always need to be organized by external authorities.

A man's life, Choje taught his monks, did not move in a linear progression, with each day an equal chit on the calendar of existence. Rather it moved from defining moment to defining moment, marked by the decisions that roiled the soul.

But really, there are no coincidences. Coincidences are just other people's choices, plans you don't know about.

It was too early for Scotch, unfortunately, because the dusty crystal decanter on the sideboard had never looked so good. Resolutely, Riel turned her back on it.

Because I don't trust myself to make those decisions was not the sort of vulnerability you revealed to an enemy.

I am capable of making great choices just for today.

Marianne Moore] once remarked, after a visit to her brother and his family, that the state of being married and having children had one enormous advantage: "One never has to worry about whether one is doing the right thing or not. There isn't time. One is always having to go to the market or drive the children somewhere. There isn't time to wonder 'Is this right or isn't it?

Your choices and decisions are a reflection of how well you've set and followed your priorities.

God will help you make the choices that guide you into His path for each stage and age of your life.

In times of storm and tempest, of indecision and desolation, a book already known and loved makes better reading than something new and untried. The meeting with remembered and well-loved passages is like the continual greeting of old friends; nothing is so warming and companionable.

You've got the wrong criteria." Huh?" You need to make more intellectual decisions, fewer emotional ones..." 'Decisions' came out a bit slurred. What the hell are you talking about?" You need to go for someone who won't let you down." How are you supposed to know if someone's going to let you down or not?

Life is a journey for us all. We all face trials. We all have ups and downs. All of us are human. But we are also the masters of our fate. We are the ones who decide how we are going to react to life.

it should never be taken lightly, the essential loneliness of people, that the choices they made to keep themselves from that gaping darkness

I learned a long time ago … you can't live other people's lives. We have to make our own decisions, even if we're wrong.

Whatever we do or fail to do will influence the course of history.

As a member and then director of the Lyceum, Strato made two crucial decisions for the future of Western thought. The first was to insist that scientific research had to be free from any restraints by theology