What's the best decision you've ever made?

[Nikki1989]

[SueShe]

I am a person that makes her decision with her brain and not with her heart and therefore, I have chosen to forget about the heart and make rational decisions rather than impulsive ones dictated by feelings and emotions. Those can mislead you and put you on the wrong path and you may regret later not having made a decision based on logic rather than on feelings.

The best decision I have made so far is to go into the field of studies I am now taking. It is a difficult one that will take me at least another 4 years to complete. I am very motivated and goal driven, something I could never have achieved if I would have listened to my feelings.

[SueShe]

Thanks for the MHO

[Smashingdoozy]

Leaving th usa

[Nikki1989]

Yes, that is an amazing decision for me as well.

[ElenaSeluna]

@Smashingdoozy where did you move to
One day I’ll move from here as well

[Smashingdoozy]

Uk 😊

[ElenaSeluna]

That’s nice 😊

[drummerdude25]

Moved to Florida in 2015… I didn’t know it but it ended up being the last few years I got to spend with my dad. Made some new friends down there, had some of the best times with them… bought a car my first year there too, and then was able to sell it and make money on it 3 years later, then bought my (now) daily car in cash. Another smart decision!

Outside of everything with losing my dad, it was really some of the best times… I really think I needed those good times with those people. I don’t know how I would’ve been without them, having to see what my dad was going through. Wouldn’t trade any of it for anything.

[ohsheeT]

There's been many of them and there's been some bad ones but the best one I haven't found it yet but I will they all have to work hand in hand somehow to become the best because no matter what I would call the best I would want something more or I would know that I have it in me anyway because there's been many good moments at the right place at the right time

And just because they were good or great I couldn't call any of them the best because they're all good if they were meant to happen that way

[Simslover92]

Become friends with my bestie. She has gotten me through a lot of stuff and has helped me tremendously in so many ways. She's become more like family than my actual family. I love her so much.

[ElenaSeluna]

Starting to follow my instincts and intuition no matter what..

[CherryLove007]

Never getting married. Never having a miserable marriage. Not being miserable in a marriage for the rest of my life. I was engaged twice. Luckily I had a crystal ball and waited to sus them out.

[aaron13547]

Not knowing how to answer this question. I make a new best decision everyday. To be able to tell you the best decision I ever made, would mean I've peaked already. And, I will die before that happens! 😉

[RandomGirl42]

To come home. And some days my best decision is to just stay in bed.

[queenofcardio]

The best decision I made was following my current career path

[NathanDavis]

to live my life... for others, first

that's how I found myself and my own reasons to live

[Amy10223]

As sad as it was, to divorce. It only benefitted me in many ways, including my sanity.

[LiamJHayden]

Dropping out of college to focus on my business. Within a couple of years I was already making more than any degree I could attain would make me, and it has only increased since then.

[Bklynbadboy12]

That would be to get my degree it literally changed my life

[MrChinaski]

Getting married and having kids worked out pretty well, even if the marriage wasn't forever.

[Hunter-40m]

Breaking up with the girl I had my last relationship

[Billlewis]

Not going to college.

[Agape93]

Taking my late high priests offer

[Bricealan]

@Nikki1989 Moving to California

[Xawyx-2]

I moved out of my old neighborhood.

[loveslongnails]

My significant other

[AngryCarl3]

Taking book keeping and accounting classes.

[CubaPirate]

To take very early retirement

[Sweetdreams1950]

I haven’t made that decision yet.