Wise lesson on decision making
Image credit: Peggy und Marco Lachmann-Anke on pixabay Having talked all this season on decision making, I have now arrived at a point where I landed up to this book, " Yes or No: The Guide to Better Decisions. " Hello readers, Here, I want to ask you, What can I do to make the best decision in my life? You all might say, consult, seek advice, and review your resources. I too would have jumped into the same pond and responded the same way. This book taught me the other way around. The guide here said, "There is no best decision rather we make better decisions." He added, "To make a better decision I first stop proceeding with a poor decision." This sounded weird. How will I make a better decision by stopping because, if I stop here, how will I get the better portion? Let me simplify this in this way: I want hot tea in my cup which is full. There are two possible ways, one by pouring the h