What is the hardest word to say?

Some people think it is the word ‘sorry’ as an old song proposed.

I believe it is the word ‘why’. Why would I say that? Oops I just used it! I believe the reason we don’t ask this small question is because we don’t want to find the real reasons behind decisions that have been made. If you ask the question why, it opens up new opportunities for discussion.

Isn’t discussion the best thing that happens in a person’s life? I believe it is, because when you understand what is going on in a person life you can form a bond and this bond can lead to many opportunities.

When can you start asking more questions, especially ‘why’?

How long does the window of opportunity stay open?

Are all opportunities always available until we are ready?

I don’t believe they are. The reason I say that is because your time is always limited. Many of the times that window of opportunity is only open briefly. This is because when people present an opportunity to you, they are not going to sit back and wait for only you to make up your mind. That is why it is so important to keep developing and exercising your decision making muscles. So how do you do that?

I recently found a site called Psyblog. This site has a wonderful article called ’13 Ways to Quickly Improve Your Decision Making’. The link follows;

http://www.spring.org.uk/2008/05/13-ways-to-improve-your-decision-making.php

This article will give you some very unique insight into how your mind works and how to make better decisions.

You know you want to make better decisions, don’t you?