Quotes About Options

The only decisions I'm making at the moment are whether I have tea, coffee, toast or cornflakes in the morning.

The menu of my mother consisted of only two choices: Leave it or take it

Freedom, privileges, options, must constantly be exercised, even at the risk of inconvenience.

We are confronted with insurmountable opportunities.

That's the key to our team. We have so many weapons. You can just pick your poison.

Financial independence is about having more choices.

The good thing of TV movies/books... TV series... audiobooks is that you can choose the genre and you have plenty of choice.

I think of music as a menu. I can't eat the same thing every day.

The more we exploit nature, The more our options are reduced, until we have only one: to fight for survival.

Patience expands your options. If you insist on immediate gratification, your choices are severely limited.

The trouble begins with a design philosophy that equates 'more options' with 'greater freedom.'

Why do we teach our children to hate others when there are so many options to love? Why do we teach hate when kindness, compassion, tolerance, and harmony add such beauty to life?

Either enjoy happiness or enjoy misery. The choice is yours.

You're either on the Merry go round or you're not.

You are not mine to command. But the choice to kill always means closing the mind to the chance of a living alternative.

And you thought there was only one exit door...

Politics is the choice between the lesser of two evils.

As I learnt very early in my life in Whitehall the acid test of any political question is: What is the alternative?

No matter what the situation, remind yourself "I have a choice."

Sometimes you have to try all options to find out the best one for you.!

In life, never lose hope that you are nearing a dead end, Only when you reach the end of the road you realize a road to its left and to its right.

Mom had always taught all of us to examine decisions by reversibility—that is, to hedge our bets. When you couldn't decide between two things, she suggested you choose the one that allowed you to change course if necessary. Not the road less traveled but the road with the exit ramp.

Mom had always taught all of us to examine decisions by reversibility—that is, to hedge our bets. When you couldn't decide between two things, she suggested you choose the one that allowed you to change course if necessary.

Quick, cheap, or good, pick two.