Just because a decision hurts, doesn’t mean that it was the wrong decision.

Just because a decision hurts, doesn’t mean that it was the wrong decision.
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Being forced to make life’s hardest decisions, is one of the penalties we pay, to be in the game.
Many times, those decisions are hard to swallow, leaving us ever more vacant for our having weathered them.
There’s the interesting balance. Many decisions are readily avoided to circumvent confrontation or the overall anxiety of having to do what must be done.
Whether or not that choice leaves you vacant inside, is a personal matter. When it is your responsibility to make such a decision, you are acting in everyone’s best interest by getting the wrong people off the bus, as Jim Collins, author of “Good to Great” (an outstanding read!) shared, “There are really three parts of this question of the right people. The first is the right people on the bus. Second is the wrong people off the bus. But third is the right people in the right seats.”
You may be forced to make a lot of tough decisions in life. It may never get easier, but it will strengthen your resolve.
Happy Tuesday!
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