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Saturday, March 24, 2012. Have you ever second guessed yourself? Made a decision and wondered if it was the right one? Or spent more than necessary trying to come to a decision? I think people worry because they are comfortable with the status quo. The consequence of a decision is more or less unbeknownst to our current self. Is the loss worth the gain? Will there be a gain? Of course, I come across this.
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