Everyone has this gut feeling at some point in their life; that they know the exact right decision. And there is no way it needs questioning. But there sometimes is that over lying (or even overwhleming) pocket of doubt. What is you were wrong? What if you have made the wrong choice? What will happen as a consequence of your choice?
But I guess none of those questions really help much if you are already some what bombarded with waves of doubt, guilt, responsibilty, loyalty... But maybe those feelings don't cover the way you feel; I just wanted to know how many life altering questions have been thrown at you? How many would actually make a huge impact on your life? Maybe your decision has an effect on someone else? Maybe these choices you have to make feel like the right thing, but looking back you would have changed your mind.
Everybody has to make decisions during their lives, whether it is what sort of fizzy drink they want for dinner, or how they will be able to get water for the next week. But you know once you have the completely right decision you are left feeling like you have taken on the responsibility, weighed every possibility. You have done the right thing.
Finally I just wanted to say that: all choices come with a consequence. And if you aren't willing to take that consequence in what you believe is right; you don't believe enough in your decision.
It was just a gut feeling...
Ellie
But I guess none of those questions really help much if you are already some what bombarded with waves of doubt, guilt, responsibilty, loyalty... But maybe those feelings don't cover the way you feel; I just wanted to know how many life altering questions have been thrown at you? How many would actually make a huge impact on your life? Maybe your decision has an effect on someone else? Maybe these choices you have to make feel like the right thing, but looking back you would have changed your mind.
Everybody has to make decisions during their lives, whether it is what sort of fizzy drink they want for dinner, or how they will be able to get water for the next week. But you know once you have the completely right decision you are left feeling like you have taken on the responsibility, weighed every possibility. You have done the right thing.
Finally I just wanted to say that: all choices come with a consequence. And if you aren't willing to take that consequence in what you believe is right; you don't believe enough in your decision.
It was just a gut feeling...
Ellie
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