Deciding the Best

  

~Drawn by me kekekekeke~

     We've made it this far throughout life, and then wonder, "What if I'd done this instead?" "Would my life have turned out better than what it is?" We always want what's best for us, yet what if that "best" that we chose wasn't the best after all?

     Right now, I'm in my senior year of high school, which is, for most people, the most crucial stage of decision-making. I have to choose what course I'll take, which'll affect my whole life. There's so much decision making to do that my mind's running out of control... @_@

     Well, it's not like we do know what's best for us. If we did, our lives would've been perfect. This world we're living in is not Heaven, nor is it paradise; it's a world full of sin and darkness. How can one have a perfect life living with perfect decisions? It's just impossible.

    You may wonder how people like Steve Jobs or Bill Gates made it this far. They're rich and famous, what else could they ask for? Yes, they are at the peak of success right now, but how did they make it there? Think about it. They used all their blood, sweat, and tears to attain that pinnacle.

     Deciding is very important, it's what makes up life. But, if you truly want what's the best, you can't just wait for a miracle to happen. There's no such thing as the absolutely, awesomely best decision we've ever made in our life. Choosing our own paths require skill and hard-work. If we willingly take the risk and continue to persevere, we might have just chosen the best decision we've ever made.

     Being contented is also a key, for if we are contented with the decision we've made, then we wouldn't think of our decisions being wrong at all. 

    So don't be afraid in making the wrong decision. Instead, try to think about the many great possibilities that can come from your decision. You'll never know, what wrong decision you've made might actually lead to a much better lifestyle. And remember, if you keep doing your best, God will eventually find the perfect decision for your life.