Life is made up of numerous changes, some have the knowledge that will happen, let's say that for these we have time to prepare; others happen without warning, either due to the influence of external factors (elements in our environment) or internal factors (conditions or actions of our being).
Changes in most cases involve making one or more decisions. When we are born, we are the responsibility of our parents or an adult, who is the guarantor of making the most favorable decisions for us, but as we grow we are acquiring the power to make our own decisions.
Many will answer that the decision was easy because from an early age they had clarified their vocation; for others, in the definition of this situation they had to resort to aptitude tests, career information, advice from other professionals, among others, that would lead them to make the decision.
Well, I know I'm going to study! Once in the university, it is there where the knowledge we are receiving should be valued, that information that we feed ourselves on a routine basis will be the pillar for future decisions in the labor area.
When we are faced with making a decision, acceptance or rejection of hypotheses is combined, what would happen if I decide ...? We can be seized by a great uncertainty if ignorance frames the decision, we would be deciding on unfounded grounds. Although decision making warrants promptness in your response, it is always essential to have the information referred to, and if it is not available, look for it in reliable sources, recognized institutions or in the suggestion of experts. The more information available, the lower the margin of uncertainty and we will be more confident that the decision will be favorable.
If while we read this post we do some mental exercises, we can realize that this is applicable in any aspect of our lives whether personal, family, professional or social.
I hope this post helps you make better decisions!
@rosange