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I try to deduce all the important criteria:
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e.g.
(a) which is best in my own opinion;
(b) which is morally right;
(c) which is correct from the judicial point of view;
(d) which gets the popular vote among family and friends; etc.,
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..... then in a state of utter confusion, I toss a coin:
. . . . . . . . . . heads = yes;
. . . . . . . . . . tails = no;
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trouble is it always seems to give the wrong answer.
Ahh well, never mind, I guess I must just be a useless tosser.
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Use a 3 step process:
1. Write a list of pros and cons as Brooke said.
2. Ask trusted elders. Like parents or aunts/uncles, usually someone older.
3. Whatever you think is right. Don't do something trying to please others.
Use a 3 step process:
1. Write a list of pros and cons as Brooke said.
2. Ask trusted elders. Like parents or aunts/uncles, usually someone older.
3. Whatever you think is right. Don't do something trying to please others.
Use a 3 step process:
1. Write a list of pros and cons as Brooke said.
2. Ask trusted elders. Like parents or aunts/uncles, usually someone older.
3. Whatever you think is right. Don't do something trying to please others.
Use a 3 step process:
1. Write a list of pros and cons as Brooke said.
2. Ask trusted elders. Like parents or aunts/uncles, usually someone older.
3. Whatever you think is right. Don't do something trying to please others.
It depends. But you should feel it in your gut? If not, then it shouldn't be that important. You can flip a coin. See what goes.
The thing about flipping a coin is that often, as soon as it's in the air you know how you want it to come down.
Yeah I'm not letting a coin decide my future and the first one isn't always the best but thanks anyways.
Write down pros and cons. Ask others their opinions.
try a tossing a coin. :)
