Can a bad decision make a positive outcome?

Can a bad decision make a positive outcome?

Good decisions don’t always have a good outcome, just as bad decisions don’t always have bad outcomes. Sometimes bad outcomes happen to good decisions. And sometimes good things happen to bad decisions. Learning to distinguish between when you’re brilliant and lucky is the key to rapid improvement.

What do you do when you can’t decide on something?

But in case you often cannot make a decision, here are some things you can do to make it easier.

1. Don’t overanalyze it.
2. Automate some decisions.
3. Be positive about the outcome.
4. Learn from your mistakes.
5. Let your decisions resonate with your goals in life.
6. Trust your instincts.
7. Be confident.
8. Be selective.

How do you forgive yourself for a bad decision?

How to Forgive Yourself

1. Focus on your emotions.
2. Acknowledge the mistake out loud.
3. Think of each mistake as a learning experience.
4. Give yourself permission to put this process on hold.
5. Have a conversation with your inner critic.
6. Notice when you are being self-critical.
7. Quiet the negative messages of your inner critic.

Do you know when you’ve made the right or wrong decision?

When making the simple decisions in life we find it easy to recognize when we’ve made the right or wrong one. Say you chose to wear a dress to work one day. Then, you step outside and it’s freezing out. You know you made the wrong decision. You decide to tell your co-worker what you think of their new haircut. They smile and thank you.

Do you make the right decision when you feel scared?

Just because you feel scared does not mean that you are making the wrong decision. More often than not, it’s a sign you are in fact making the RIGHT decision because that fear is going to push you to grow. Like being dropped into the deep end of the pool, that feeling of sink or swim can often yield the best and long-lasting results.

Do you own the decisions you make?

Decisions are not always the result of thoughtful contemplation. In fact, some of them are made on impulse alone. Regardless of the decision, at the time you made it, it was something you wanted or you would not have done it (unless someone was pointing a gun at your head). Be willing to own the decisions you make.

Is the right decision always the easiest?

The right decision is not always the easiest decision. Life is about taking chances, that’s the only way you will learn who you want to be, what you want to do and where you want to go in your life. Decisions matter…understanding the impact they have on your future will help you consider and make more “right decisions” for yourself and your life.