What’s Been Your Best Decision(s) In Life And What Have You Learnt From It/Them?
First Best is becoming a father again at age 48 after becoming a father originally in my early 30's, followed closely by never getting married to either my first (mum of my three adult kids) or second ('mum' of my 6 y/o) partners.
Third best decision is to change from working perm full-time to perm part-time with a fixed 4 off 6-on 4-off roster pattern every fortnight and dropping roughly 20 pct in income to make a better work-life balance for me and my 6 y/o.
Fourth best decision is buying a house by myself last year (I'm 55 now) after renting the same house for 5 years previous.
Fifth best is never smoking and never becoming dependent on alcohol or drugs as a coping mechanism for life.
Sixth best is refusing to get jabbed with Covid drugs or buying the mantra around the associated debacle of the Vid and embracing an open-minded approach to attacks on civil liberties.
Seventh best is my job in railways - shiftworker now for 34 years and in the industry for 37.
From there on it all starts to blend together with no real way to pick apart and rate things.
Third best decision is to change from working perm full-time to perm part-time with a fixed 4 off 6-on 4-off roster pattern every fortnight and dropping roughly 20 pct in income to make a better work-life balance for me and my 6 y/o.
Fourth best decision is buying a house by myself last year (I'm 55 now) after renting the same house for 5 years previous.
Fifth best is never smoking and never becoming dependent on alcohol or drugs as a coping mechanism for life.
Sixth best is refusing to get jabbed with Covid drugs or buying the mantra around the associated debacle of the Vid and embracing an open-minded approach to attacks on civil liberties.
Seventh best is my job in railways - shiftworker now for 34 years and in the industry for 37.
From there on it all starts to blend together with no real way to pick apart and rate things.
