What is the worst decision you’ve made?

Trusting and believing women

Covering for my sister that day will always top the list no matter what else comes along. 🥺

Trusting father martin 😞

Going to that party

Probably the college I picked.

Being born in America.

Having anything to do with my family past the age of 18.

Not to have walked up to her.

Having my first drink

Tails.

Trying to get help

Stayed with the wrong person for too long. Cost me everything.

Too many to count

there's a long list

Coming off Celexa cold turkey in 2010. It's how I ended up disabled.

Sticking my nose is someone else's business rates right up there.

Going to university to get an MBA and Bachelor of Commerce Degree (B.Comm) while knowing the whole time that my only intent was to become self-employed upon graduation from both, not an hourly-paid office employee of some large corporation. In my mind, I thought I needed to know all about MBA stuff and B.comm stuff in order to own and operate and successfully run a small to mid-sized business or even embark upon Corporate business ownership. I was totally wrong in making those costly decisions... $$$

In western culture, our education system here does not teach a person how to start and then run a business, nor how to become a good EMPLOYER.

Instead, our western culture teaches a person that to become a marketable EMPLOYEE, you must first immerse yourself into the cult of advanced education (university/college) just to qualify for ANY job at all, but no specific job in particular.

The objective on graduation day therefore, is to then become an EMPLOYEE looking for a job, not an employer who hires educated people.