Quotes About Decisions

Once people had a clear idea of what decisions they should and should not be making, holding them accountable for decisions felt fair.

In addressing only structure, management had attacked the visible symptoms of poor performance but not the underlying cause—how people made decisions and how they were held accountable.

A Christian is never dependent on the response of others to grow spiritually. It's our own heart's decisions that matter

The decisions that you make and the actions that you take upon the Earth are the means by which you evolve. At each moment you choose the intentions that will shape your experiences and those things upon which you will focus your attention. These choices affect your evolutionary process. This is so for each person. If you choose unconsciously, you evolve unconsciously. If you choose consciously, you evolve consciously.

The decisions that you make and the actions that you take upon the Earth are the means by which you evolve. At each moment you choose the intentions that will shape your experiences and those things upon which you will focus your attention. These choices affect your evolutionary process. This is so for each person.

You do what you have to do. You make the tough choices, because no one else will.

Heroes are made by the paths they choose, not the powers they are graced with.

Life is a maze of doors, and all too often they are closed.

It's one thing to guess or use trial and error with respect to trivial matters or decisions that can easily be reversed, but you should try for a higher degree of certainty before buying a car or a house, and a higher degree still when choosing a spouse or a president.

The sense of self informs every relationship or decision we make as we move through life. And when children don't feel respected by the decisions of their parents, their beliefs about how they are valued are crushed.

The sense of self informs every relationship or decision we make as we move through life. And when

children don't feel respected by the decisions of their parents, their beliefs about how they are valued are crushed.

when children don't feel respected by the decisions of their parents, their beliefs about how they are valued are crushed.

We make our own choices, and then we present the matter to the Lord and get his approving, ratifying seal.

We make irrational and often destructive choices because we have given money and its pursuit too much value.

Maybe it's not a choice between the two of them. Maybe there's a third choice. Or a fourth or a fifth. Or maybe it's not about having a guy right now. Maybe it's just about having friends.

There are moments in our lives when we summon the courage to make choices that go against reason, against common sense and the wise counsel of people we trust.

Life is a sum of all your choices," wrote Albert Camus. Large or small, our actions forge our futures, hopefully inspiring others along the way.

Oil shaped U.S. decisions about the Middle East during both Democratic and Republican presidencies. The administration of President Jimmy Carter, a liberal Democrat, had produced the "Carter Doctrine." Under this doctrine, the United States claimed the right to defend its interest in Middle Eastern oil "by any means necessary, including military force." In

Great decisions often take no more than a moment in the making.

However that may be, it is clear that he could have found many investments more savoury than prostitution, if he had not been tempted by the by-product of unlimited women for his personal use. Fate rebuked him with terrifying swiftness.

So what's the use of a headache, a heartache? What am I being warned against, or told what to do? Don't let your incestuous uncle and mother poison your father. Don't waste your precious days idle and inverted. Get born and act!

There are some decisions, even moral ones, that are formed in regions below conscious thought.

Good decisions came less through rational calculation, more from sudden good moods. But so too did some of his worst decisions.