Perpetual Conflict
just when do you know the decisions you make is the right one? In today's world, choices are abundant, and making the right ones is a challenging decision. But no matter the choice, there's a consequence to live with.
Sometimes, too many options can cloud one's judgement. After all, there's always something better out there, it might just be outside of your ability.
Can one simply rationalize decision making into the economics of choice? ie what's the opportunity cost of each choice?
I wish life were as simple as nickels and dimes!
just when do you know the decisions you make is the right one? In today's world, choices are abundant, and making the right ones is a challenging decision. But no matter the choice, there's a consequence to live with.
Sometimes, too many options can cloud one's judgement. After all, there's always something better out there, it might just be outside of your ability.
Can one simply rationalize decision making into the economics of choice? ie what's the opportunity cost of each choice?
I wish life were as simple as nickels and dimes!
