Quotes About Choices

I have made the choices that work best for me. I know I cannot please everyone, and that's fine.

Basically, everything we do is bad for something, and if we were to follow all the advice on the subject the only really healthy activity would be to be dead.

Every habit is either moving us toward or away from God.

we feel regret's sharp sting when we reflect on the opportunities squandered, the choices deferred, the efforts not made

The pain that comes with regret should be mandatory, not something to be shooed away like an annoying pet. When we make bad choices and fail ourselves or hurt the people we love, we should feel pain. That pain can be motivating and in the best sense, triggering—a reminder that maybe we messed up but we can do better. It's one of the most powerful feelings guiding us to change.

The problem begins when this good enough attitude spills beyond our marketplace choices and into the things we say and do.

What are people actually able to do and to be? What real opportunities are available to them?

Trouble comes to those who bring it upon themselves, her mother used to say

You can gussy them up with all the pretty rationales you want, but most major life decisions are whims.

I had options, and I didn't have to decide right away. Which was good, because I still didn't know what I wanted. But maybe I had a place to be while I figured it out.

He didn't know what he wanted most, a shower or to get his vaccinations renewed.

I am not untidy," I objected. "I merely surround myself with a plethora of possibilities.

The biggest compendium is life; one day it's Cluedo the next Snakes and ladders

What is manifold is often frightening because it is not neat and simple. Men prefer to forget how many possibilities are open to them.

Chances are the biggest question on your mind: how much you need to set aside to start your freight brokerage. In fact, it varies, depending on your choices.

I normally don't eat junk food.

It was there to be used because time past could never be regained. And time did pass, excruciatingly slowly at times but it did pass, and you could let it pass you by or use it to your own benefit.

Your name was the only thing you ever really owned, for good or for bad; that choice was yours.

Some wood choices you can use for smoking grain include alder, apple, beech, hickory, maple, pear, pecan, and oak; each variety brings its own qualities to the fire. Alder, for example, gives malt a sweet, delicate woodiness, and pecan is more pungent, intense, and spicy. Don't forget that you can use spicy mesquite chips or peat for that sharp creosote character found in some Scotch whiskies.

Each day we make dozens and dozens of small decisions. Each individual decision seems trivial and inconsequential. But together they add up to a habitual pattern that is either life-giving or life-quenching.

My story will change, and so will yours. We'll just go on changing, making a new set of choices, then living them out. That's what life is anyway, just a long string of choices.

We all have two lives. The one we are given and the one we create.

We've got two lives -- one we're given and the other one we make.

Love keeps on expecting the best! because love keeps on trusting God even when the right choices you make don't turn out the way you want them too!