Good post and yes, it should be taught at school level. Might have made life a hell of a lot easier for lost of us. Thank you for the good post about it. 😊 I apologize for not upvoting but my vp is currently on the beach trying to recharge the batteries.

Thank!  Great post.  I think that decision making is influenced in many respects not only by our own choices, but also by the environment in which we are located and the people with whom we interact the most.
 Some people are by nature very indecisive.  This is normal, because each of us is afraid of what will happen to him in the future.  In the moments of making serious decisions, I always think that any decision of mine is the right choice.  Because the wrong in this world simply does not exist.  It's like a road with a fork.  No matter which side you choose, you will go forward anyway.

Great Post! me , I pray and then I look for the answer. The key with this method though is that I have to be living on a spiritual basis - meaning that I have to be not committing any harm to others and I have to have cleaned up all my harms and debts to individuals in order to live this way. When I had to buy a new2me car this past month after being hit by a drunk driver, I had to do what you say here but after I found out the exact car I wanted, then I prayed for the right one to show up, and it apparently has. If I have to make a snap decision, I often just rely on prayer and looking for the answer, soley. I also make sigils to help as well. Using the Trivium is also a great way to make decisions - and is pretty similar to what you talk about here.

As a pre teen my dad told me,
When you have the time and it is an important decision, ask all your friends for their opinion, listen, they may (a remote may) have thought of something you have missed.
Do what you were going to do, those who agreed will think you listened to them, those who dissagree will think something has changed or you would have done what they suggested.
The main thing was just in case you had missed an imoprtant part in the decision.

Actually the hardest part of making the decision is to actually do the decision...at least that is what I feel. You can repeat the entire plan in your head for hours and still you will still be reluctant to move to the next stage because you just have a feeling that it might go wrong or you aren't just in the mood for that time...

But hey, most of the times it just needs some simple action...take the first step and it's less likely for you to move back :)

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I think being objective while making decision is important.

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