Decisions: A Checklist
If the decision will create a major impact after a year and there are serious implications from making the wrong choice (such as marrying someone you don’t love), then it’s a big decision.
Set aside time to think over it.
Examples of small decisions:
- Which hair conditioner to buy.
- What colour cable clips to buy.
Examples of mid-term decisions:
- Whether to break off a relationship.
- Whether to collaborate with someone on a project.
Examples of big decisions:
- Whether to marry someone
- What career path to go for
- Deciding what is your life purpose
- Whether to have kids
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