Decision Making.

Lifestyle Relationships
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  1. Do you get the right to make your own decisions or they are made for you by your Family n Friends?.

  2. Usually how influenced are your decision by your family n trusted ones? Or in other words what value others opinion have on your decision making?.

  3. What’s your thought n practical process in concluding up to a decision?

  4. How often you regret your decisions?

  5. Do you wish you had better decision making skills?.

  6. What according to you are the must steps to be taken into consideration before coming up with your decision?.

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Re: Decision Making.

Depends on what you're deciding...big decisions need some chewing on...and yes, family and friends' opinions do count and help at making your mind up.
Looking at Q.no.1...why would someone else be making your decisions...unless you're a child.

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Re: Decision Making.

But it does happen with alot of adults whether by choice or not.

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Re: Decision Making.

Maham it so looks like an assignment to me . You just wants us to answer , and you’ll copy paste it for your own good :barbie:

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Re: Decision Making.

^ I think i should take it as a compliment, thnx :blush:.

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Re: Decision Making.

I don't really ask friends for their input, I do ask my family though. Alhamdulilah they've always been supportive.

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Re: Decision Making.

Yes, I have the right and I am capable of making my own decision. There are situations where I consult my family or friends during the process and then their are times when I make them on my own.
Thought and practical process varies from situation to situation.
Regret varies too.
There is lot of room for learning even with decision making. You can never grow or learn if you consider yourself perfect.

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Re: Decision Making.

Yes, your right.

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Re: Decision Making.

1) I still leave majority of decisions to Mother and Father.
2) My fammily consult me in all decisions that require my attention, we all have our set duties and whilst I cant order my parents I do naturally hold some sway with them.
3) Depends on the nature of each problem that i need to adress.
4) Often have I regretted my decisions
5)Not really it would be better to wish for the strength to accept whatever is in fate... for it is inexorable.
6)Give it one last run through in my mind and if i need to consult anyone then do so or prepare to face the result.

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Re: Decision Making.

Thumbs Up! :) I am liking this positive approach.