We are all given the God free will to make our own decisions. Some good and some are bad, but they are our decisions.
Have you ever made a decision and wished you had made another? I am sure you have, but does that mean the your 1st decision was wrong? No it doesn't because it was YOUR decision. It is what you do with it and what you learned from it that makes it good or bad. Let me give you an example....
In 1986 I was stationed in Japan. I was bored one night and decided to go to the club on base. While I was there I went into the arcade and saw a game called "Dragon's Lair". All the other games cost a quarter to play, but this one was 50 cents. I wondered why this game was twice as much. I watched the graphics for a while before making my decision to play or not. After all, it was MY decision. I think I spent $25 that night on the game, so was it the right decision?
Dragon's Lair is an interactive game where Dirk the knight is trying to rescue the beautiful princess from the evil dragon by making split second decisions. By making those decisions you either die or continue. What did I learn from playing the game? It taught me that even if your 1st decision wasn't the correct one, it doesn't mean it was the wrong one as long as you learned from it. If you learned the outcome from going down this path instead of that path, you could continue to play on your initial investment.
In real life we don't always get multiple chances to continue playing. Your 1st decision is never wrong as long as you learn there is always a better choice, a better path, if you want to continue playing/living.
Just remember....I never said there weren't bad decisions, just not wrong ones!!
Have you ever made a decision and wished you had made another? I am sure you have, but does that mean the your 1st decision was wrong? No it doesn't because it was YOUR decision. It is what you do with it and what you learned from it that makes it good or bad. Let me give you an example....
In 1986 I was stationed in Japan. I was bored one night and decided to go to the club on base. While I was there I went into the arcade and saw a game called "Dragon's Lair". All the other games cost a quarter to play, but this one was 50 cents. I wondered why this game was twice as much. I watched the graphics for a while before making my decision to play or not. After all, it was MY decision. I think I spent $25 that night on the game, so was it the right decision?
Dragon's Lair is an interactive game where Dirk the knight is trying to rescue the beautiful princess from the evil dragon by making split second decisions. By making those decisions you either die or continue. What did I learn from playing the game? It taught me that even if your 1st decision wasn't the correct one, it doesn't mean it was the wrong one as long as you learned from it. If you learned the outcome from going down this path instead of that path, you could continue to play on your initial investment.
In real life we don't always get multiple chances to continue playing. Your 1st decision is never wrong as long as you learn there is always a better choice, a better path, if you want to continue playing/living.
Just remember....I never said there weren't bad decisions, just not wrong ones!!
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