We often have to make choices.This is the fact of life.Some of them will be small, such as what you should wear the next day at work or an upcoming event, what type of breakfast cereal you buy in the supermarket, or what magazines (websites) read during work breaks.Then "other decisions ".These are big and require some thinking, consideration and careful planning.For example, these can be "what career path do you want to take", "where do you want to live" or "What brand of car to buy next ".In this article, we will discuss how to make greater decisions from time to time.Suppose you're going to buy an expensive item, but it's hard for you to choose between two or three items you really like.Or maybe you're thinking about your next career development, not sure which job to apply for and which direction to choose.So what do you do?1.Choose the most attractive option.You need to identify 2-The most interesting, valuable or viable option.2.Consider the long term options.Some of the options may sound interesting, but you can't imagine yourself making them (or being interested in them) in a few months or even weeks ).You need to determine which of these options are more likely to engage you for a longer period of time?3."Do what you can now ".A college colleague passed on this valuable suggestion to me.In the case of an expensive purchase (like one of our examples), the suggestion is simple, "Do your best Now ".For example, if you want to choose between different jobs, think about the most exciting jobs you can choose from.I.e.Compared to other jobs, which one sounds more interesting in the long run.4.From a financial point of view (because we all have to pay bills and have to put food on the table ).Therefore, the amount spent is always part of the equation.If the choice you make is about buying, which of the options you choose will become the most financial common sense and the easiest to pay?After you have calculated all the facts and figures, the answer to this question is often obvious.If the choices you make are about your career, then it may help if you consider which of these jobs require less commuting costs.For example, do you need to drive two hours a day to do this job?If this is the case, you may need to relocate the job.If so, then what is the cost of living in the area compared to your current situation?It's not just which job offers a better salary, but which one will be better for you.5.It is not clear which choice to take?Sometimes, even after careful planning of the pros and cons of the situation, the final decision is still unclear.Then, if you can, leave the decision for a few days (or a little longer) and do it again when you are in a positive mood.The state of positive emotions is very important because it can give you inspiring ideas and inspire you to make the right choices.Sometimes, even after the best planning and the most thorough calculation, we still make the "wrong" choice.But they are not wrong if you think about it, because they teach us valuable life experiences.However, I hope the above suggestions can help you make the right decision this time!
