According to Emily Freeman, author of “The Next Right Thing,” it is estimated that adults make over 35,000 decisions every day. Many of these are mindless; we aren’t actually even aware of having an option. Even when we elect not to choose, that is still a choice. What we forget, she says, is that choices not only shape outcomes but they also shape the person making them. Decisions reveal character and also help to create character.
What if the way we make decisions is as important as the decisions we make? What if we were able to make choices based on a spiritual foundation? What if we didn’t have to live with indecision, which can be the result of unmade decisions?
