abrupt and fast decisions

Sometimes it is bad and sometimes can be good for us.Hesitation would lead to the results that i do not expect.Anyway,it depends on the things we intend to do.Just learn to be brave and make right decision at right time.

I usually make fast and abrupt decisions."think before you leap" doesn't really apply to me. Well the outcomes have not always been good.But i stand by my decisions.And see it through to the end.No matter what it is.I think that when you make a decision,You should always see it through to the end.That is the whole point of deciding.If not why even say that "I have decided" and all?

I think that it actually takes a very brave person to be able to make decisions on the spur of the moment, and I do not think that I am such a person. When I was younger, I actually though that I might like to train as a doctor because I wanted to help people, however I then realised that there was no way I could do that job because I just couldn't cope with the amount of pressure that would have been put on me. Fast decisions in that profession could either save lives or cost lives, and I could never cope with that amount of pressure on my shoulders.

What is fast? I am a fast thinker and yes decisions I make fast too, has nothing to do with being naiev or being brave.

I hate making fast decisions, I'm an avid overanalyzer. I try to avoid them at all costs and I usually back down... I think it's a downside, because big things come to those are eager to make a change, I guess.

I am capable of making fast and spontaneous decisions but I definitely prefer to stop and think about things before doing anything because I might be sorry later.I've never been sorry for doing something spontaneously because making such decisions makes life more interesting but it's a knife with a double edge because making it more interesting doesn't necessarily mean making it easier-it usually means the opposite.In any case it's better to think things through and make the important decisions after some serious consideration.