I saw this the other day and it resonated with me because at the time I was making what I believed to be one of those decisions that the rest of my life depended on.

It didn’t, like most decisions, but all the same it was the over bearing feeling of being wrong and the consequences that I believed it would come with, that can so often paralyze us from taking action.

Even writing these posts I catch myself worrying about whether my thoughts are relevant or even correct, how others will respond and how it may effect me.

Luckily I was given a good piece of advice by a friend, who just said if I waited for the perfect post I would never get started, which I believe happens to lots of people starting out writing. If at a later date it turns out to be crap, I can just delete it after all.

Its easier to back engineer a decision after you have made it and decide whether you where right or not, or how you can in fact benefit from it, but it a lot harder making choices before hand and all the consequences that may result from it.

In most cases however its never to late to turn around and most decisions do not have to decide your fate.