Have you ever woken up in the morning and felt like not going to college all day? Of course yes. You consider skipping all classes, but then you think about the consequences of that choice. Attendance will suffer. You would miss this important question or, in the case of some people, you would miss the exam. You vote against it and leave. In the case above, you had the choice of whether or not to attend classes, and you chose to go. This decision may turn out to be successful or rather disastrous, but either way, you will have to deal with the consequences that come with it. We make countless decisions every day, every moment and once a choice has been made, actions unfold and consequences are delivered. We must live with these consequences. Our choices and decisions guide our lives and build our future. Whether people notice it or not, the choices we make today affect our future. In an instant, a careless choice can completely derail your best-developed goals or rather a wise decision can easily get you out of the darkest situations. Now, making a choice involves responsibilities. The choices you make will affect not only you but also the people around you. On a personal level, the elements that determine our decisions are our emotions, our memories and our reasoning. At an organizational level, this is always weighed against the pros and cons of the decision. From now on, we will consciously or unconsciously make decisions that we believe are best for us, for those we care for, or for the society or organization as such. a whole. In order to make smarter decisions, we need to know what contributes to making a good or bad choice. We should know what all options are available to us and do...... middle of paper...... the compassion you freely offer to others. Now, good choices also have their consequences! Most of them can be seen in a positive way. Making good choices leads to a boost in confidence, results in positive behavior and thinking, and rewards you for the hard work you've done. But we often forget the good choices we have made and instead focus more on the bad ones which can lead to rather depressing situations in which you would lose confidence in yourself and would not be able to make rational decisions. “If you can accept that a bad choice brings its own punishment, why not accept that a good choice produces desirable fruit? » In the end, it all comes down to what fruit are we going to sow. Sour or sweet? Each of our choices – the seed leads to a consequence – the fruit. The question is will we enjoy the fruit or hate it once we taste it..