Quotes About Decision

They pause just long enough to decide what matters and

The best decision gets traded for any decision, and what should be progress simply becomes a trap.

But those Woulda-Coulda-Shouldas all ran away and hid from one little Did." —Shel Silverstein

Thinking informs actions and actions determine outcomes.

Every minute of every day, the question is never will we be doing something, but rather what that something is we'll be doing.

As coisas que mais importam nunca devem ficar à mercê de coisas que importam menos." Johann Wolfgang von

The truth about success is that our ability to achieve extraordinary results in the future lies in stringing together powerful moments, one after the other. What you do in any given moment determines what you experience in the next. Your "present now" and all "future nows" are undeniably determined by the priority you live in the moment. The deciding factor in determining how you set that priority is who wins the battle between your present and future selves.

The connection path is different from the desperation path or the contradiction path.

The four building blocks that managers can use to improve strategy execution—decision rights, information, structure, and motivators—are inextricably linked.

Every one strengthens one or more of the building blocks executives can use to improve their strategy-execution capability: clarifying decision rights, improving information, establishing the right motivators, and restructuring the organization. The

As we've stressed, you should first take steps to address decision rights and information, and then design the necessary changes to motivators and structure to support the new design.

You won't hear a character's friend say this in a romantic comedy. Taylor Swift won't sing this, Eminem won't rap it, and Suzanne Collins won't write it, but it's true: just because you're "in love" with someone doesn't mean you should seriously consider marrying them.

The Bible clearly says we shouldn't feel forced to marry or feel prohibited from marrying; this is one of those life decisions God leaves up to us.

It's far better to move somewhere on a trial basis as a single person to try out the option than to get married first and then see if you like it.

People who marry well aren't lucky in love. They're intentional in their path.

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

The Bible views us as recipients of God's perfect love, already charged with an important life mission (seeking first the kingdom of God), and thus the decision to marry, though crucial, won't define us. Nor will who we marry define us.

Choice equals change. Making a choice is often difficult because it requires change. And that change can be threatening.

Every decision that you make either moves you toward your personality, or toward your soul.

the decision to approach Life with reverence often requires courage, not only of men, but also of women who have adopted these values. The decision to become a reverent person is essentially the decision to become a spiritual person.

Everyone dies. I just choose the time and place for some of them!

There is a very simple reason why Lion El'Jonson did not take part in the final battles of the Horus Heresy. It is beautifully simple, when you consider it. He was waiting.' 'Waiting for what?' Boreas asked quietly. 'He was waiting to see which side won, of course.

I did something that should not have been done and, by direct consequence of that decision, I sit here now and my world is destroyed, my oaths broken with my legacy one of misery and treachery.

Threatening words are dispatched like soldiers under strict orders: Cause anxiety that cannot be ignored. Surprisingly, their deployment isn't entirely bad news. It's bad, of course, that someone threatens violence, but the threat means that at least for now, he has considered violence and decided against doing it. The threat means that at least for now (and usually forever), he favors words that alarm over actions that harm.