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My Decision Crossroads

Have you ever made a decision that proved to be of great importance in terms of the direction your life would take? For example, perhaps you broke off a romantic relationship, or decided to quit a sports team because practice took up so much time, or participated in a deliberate act of civil disobedience during a protest rally. Reflect on that decision by answering the questions that follow.



1

What was an important decision that you made that had significant effects on your life?
2

In what ways did that decision change your life?
3

What have been the main benefits (for yourself and others) that you derived from the decision?
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What have been the main disadvantages (for yourself and others) of the decision?
5

Considering both the benefits and disadvantages of the decision, how would you judge your decision?
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To what extent did you anticipate the effects the decision would have on your life?
7

Every decision to do something is also a decision not to do other things. What did your decision keep you from doing?
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If you had it to do over again, would you make the same choice?





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