Decisions. Decisions. . .
Our resident ponderer Michael Jacobs is always worth a read when he chooses to put pen to paper!
Decisions. Decisions. . .
It’s understandable, at least to me, that people are thinking about decision-making a lot these days.
However, let’s face it, decisions are something that face us each day - and many moments within that day. Some of those decisions are of greater significance while others can be thought of as made subconsciously. For some, it may seem like an unconscious action. I digress(yes, that happens even when I snooze or drift off for a moment).
Whether it be rare or more commonplace, decisions remain a known part and a constant in life. Turning right. Or left. This or that. It doesn’t need to be thoughts of a global concern to send me off on a search of quotes.
As I take that journey, I go rabbit hole searching as I seek additional knowledge/insight of the author of the quote. I admit context isn't considered. After all, this is a blog post and not a thesis. So today’s quotes are from another varied group.
Some may say one of these chosen quotes is from one who has been considered a hyphenate of consequence. Others include a sports journalist, a United States Senator, a young chess champion and a drag queen.
Yes, and the quotes were chosen somewhat randomly on this Presidents' Day weekend. Because I am thinking about decisions. Previously made, in process and yet-to-come. Each matters.
We need to accept
that we won’t make the right decisions
that we’ll screw up royally sometimes -
understanding that failure
is not the opposite of success,
it’s part of success.
Arianna Huffington
Decisions are the frequent fabric in our daily design
Don Yaegar
Everyone has to run his own race
and make their own decisions.
Brian Schatz
Critical thinking
is the most important factor with chess.
As it is in life,
you need to think before
you make decisions.
Hikaru Nakamura
History isn’t something
you look back and say it was inevitable,
it happens because people make decisions
that are sometimes very impulsive
and of the moment,
but
those moments are cumulative realities.
Marsha P. Johnson
I apologize for the formatting issue with this post. That decision to move forward was made by me. I may not like the result but accept it and have made the decision to move on to the next project. The image in this post is from canstockphoto.com.
Michael Jacobs
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