When making decisions, I remember two important things: (1) do not judge yesterday by the knowledge and information you have today; the best decision possible was made with information available at that time. The present does bring with it some new insights that were not available before this moment; if you had known differently, you would have acted differently. (2) There is no such thing as a bad decision. All decisions serve a singular purpose—to lead you along the path that will introduce you to yourself. It is only through seeming adversity that we become intimate with who we really are, how we truly feel and what we need to learn.
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