What are some hard decisions in life?
The specific instructions were "Write about a hard decision you had to make about a place, someone, or something." It's always best to use your own experiences in writing something like this, and that's exactly what your teacher asked for--an example from your own life. Everybody has to make decisions and choices in their life, even kids. Think about your life so far--when was a time that you had to make a choice that was hard for you? What was it about? What decision did you make? Why was it a hard decision? That's what you should write about--something that happened to you, that you had to make a choice about and it was a hard decision for YOU. That's what your teacher wants in the assignment.
What is the hardest decision you have ever made?
Hardest decision is choosing whether to use a pen.
What do you think before taking hardest decisions for your life?
There are many factors that might make up a decision great, or can ruin your/sinebody else’s life for the worst. Actually, there is no fixed rule that defines a decision making, your choice clearly depends upon the situation. But here are some tips that you should keep in mind while making a decision, which I myself found to be quite common to all cases:Never make a decision in hurry: Such decisions, most of the times, tend to fail. If you have time to think upon something, just take your time and introspect about the situation.Your decision shouldn’t come at the cost of others: Always remember not to fulfill your desires at the expense of others. Your decision should keep track of all those who are related with it directly/indirectly.Every decision is not bound to go according to your wish: Never ever think that every decision you take in life will make the ones related with it happy. There comes a time when you have to take some harsh decisions that might make you evil in the face of others. But if the decision is taken for the welfare of those, never retreat back and consider it boldly because success and happiness cone only after lots of sacrifices and struggles. And when it comes, people understand the significance of the decision you took!!Consult with the people close to you: Consultation always makes a decision more precise and helps in covering various aspects related with it. Ex.- The constitution of a country.Overall, no man is perfect in this world and not all decisions are going to be perfect. But try to make sure that most of the decisions you take in your life cover these basic points and see how things change!!ALL THE BEST!!
What's the hardest decision of your life and do you regret it?
The single most important decision of your life is choosing the right life partner or spouse. This will make or break your career development, personal growth, your happiness and health.The right person will help you soar, progress, become the best person you can be through love, understanding you and full support for the things you value.It will be someone who you can always rely on to back you up, always tell the truth to each other, love and laugh through the years. It will be a relationship where both parties are great together, but also great on their own.Take your time and choose wisely. Your whole life success depends on it.
Which is the toughest decision you’ve made in your life?
My life is full of making decisions, but unfortunately very few were solely made by myself. If you want me to tell you the truth about the hardest decision I made, I would say “quitting my job” as a computer programmer from TransCanada pipeline. I remember when I first told my boss this decision, he didn't say anything, ignoring me. He seemed to know that I was going to tell him the second time, he avoid seeing me and was not in the office all the time. At the same time, my parents called me and write to me, warning me that I may finally end with a tragedy. They strongly, strongly suggested me to send my daughter back to their home so that they could take care of her and let me not worry about her at all. My husband extremely disagreed with that, since he said it was impossible for her daughter to leave him in one day. He wanted to see her growing up in front of him. When my father heard about this, he suggested me millions of times in his letter to me, sending her to daycare and not quitting my job. It was the “hardest” decision, yet the “easiest” one to make. Unfortunately, I was drunk at that time, quit my job which caused a series of tragidies later on. My company ( I worked for TransCanada, but I belonged to a consulting company) issued a letter to everyone, expressing their feelings of regrets and wishing me come back. Actually, after several years, although my own company has already closed after I left, I met my own boss again, but I didn't try hard since I thought my kid still needed help at that time. I even decided to get divorced at that time, since I had a well-paid job that I could afford my brother's tuition fee. I didn't need my husband's help. My brother seemed not agree with me and I was stupid enough to not be able to make any decision except losing my job. Anyway, this is the hardest decision that I made.