Do you like making decisions

or do you rather things be decided for you?

As a former manager for a large state institution, I had to study the art of good decision making, it requires a lot of skill, most importantly, deductive reasoning, looking at the question at hand objectively a good sense of fairness and integrity. I feel this skill once developed made me a much better and productive manager.

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oneperson · 31-35, M

it's an interesting approach for sure. Thanks

Coyotedave611 · M

@oneperson Welcome, nice to see intelligent questions asked once in a while. LOL

oneperson · 31-35, M

you're too kind

SW-User

I make them for myself .

oneperson · 31-35, M

@SW-User at all times?
do you oversee every aspect of everything in your life?

SW-User

@oneperson Yes because Im alone and all I have. Ive been independant since I was a kid.

oneperson · 31-35, M

@SW-User fair enough

RoxClymer · 41-45, M

no I don't like it, I am not indecisive I have made too many serious life saving/life altering decisions in my life, I want someone else to do at least Some of the decision making

oneperson · 31-35, M

@RoxClymer Surely the older you get the least you get to decide.
Who do you think is capable of making your decisions and why?

RoxClymer · 41-45, M

who? people I trust to know the correct answer to the individual question, What's for dinner? is different from Who are his main doctors?

oneperson · 31-35, M

fair enough.
Stay alive

Carver · 31-35, F

Only when I need to, which is all the time. So I have no choice but to like it.

oneperson · 31-35, M

@Carver D'you ever wish you wouldn't have to keep making decisions or is it to late to turn back?

Carver · 31-35, F

@oneperson Much too late, lol. But I can't complain.

oneperson · 31-35, M

I hear ya

SW-User

Rather make 'em myself, that way I won't regret not doing it.

oneperson · 31-35, M

@SW-User Suppose you make a lot of bad decisions, when do you just switch to following?
or is it about learning?

SW-User

@oneperson I'd rather live and learn from my mistakes, instead of letting others have control over what I do.

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