Decisions, Decisions, Decisions

Each day is crammed with innumerable decisions. Some are relatively minor, simply allowing us to pass from moment to moment with little implications for most future moments. Others are monumental, representing major crossroads that will wholly impact our lives with a magnitude that will be felt for the rest of our lives.

Yet is often seems that our decisions become more of rote habit derived from repetitive behaviors, role modeling, mirroring the expectations of our social grouping, or some degree of laziness. This edition contends that we would be wise to manage our lives with intent, chart our course with determination, and maintain a keen focus. To achieve those objectives, we need to be acutely conscious of our decisions rather than surrendering them to blind habit.