Difficult choices

unhealthy relationships, unattainable goals, or a life with no purpose. Motivation can become more difficult as time goes on due to lack of results in one’s life as well as a lack of true satisfaction. Physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and acts of drug or alcohol abuse in the child’s presence can make a lasting impression in one of two ways. Either the child must make the difficult choice at a young age to rise above such things or they must continue the cycle of living a life of despair

believe in but at the same time, I do believe that this is a value I need to work on. When I know that someone is making a decision, and it is not the right choice, I need to know not to give them my opinion or advice. Sometimes I need to bite my tongue when I know the choice will not benefit the person at all. It gets extremely difficult when working with the youth because I know if they go out and make the same mistake over again, they will just come right back complaining or in tears. It does

Choices are the decisions we make in life, some are good others are bad. Choosing a bad decision can affect families mentally, financially and emotionally. Bad choices always have consequences. A persons emotions can alter them into making terrible choices. Sometimes there is not a choice that is positive. Some people have choices that require sacrifice in order to survive. People will have regrets if they make the wrong decision. Choices are decided by the emotional state our brains are in. Our

“The Paradox of Choice” because choice presents both good and bad things. Because of this, choice is a paradox. We live in a world full of a million different choices: where to eat, what car to buy, what phone to get, who we associate with, the list goes on and on. If we didn’t have any choices, our lives would be dull and mediocre at best. But with so many choices, studies have shown that we are less happy because of specific factors that have to do with having large amounts of choices to make and options

have options. This is something we take for granted. The choices we make throughout our life determine our future and depict who we are. Nowadays, we are put in positions where we have to make a choice and it may or may not impact our life. During the Holocaust the term “choiceless choices” emerged because of the Jews trying to survive the concentration camps. The term “choiceless choices” meant that they had to make a choice in difficult situations and it could lead to detrimental consequences.

day to come. The freedom you have always known permitted the choice, your free will grants you this privilege. Or does it? Free will is a false concept often confused with free choice. Free will does not truly exist, the limitations set by nature and the influence of other people hinder the ability to choose without the impact of past experiences. As Barbara Smoker, a British Humanist activist and freethought advocate stated, “Free choice means you are not forced by other people or what is outside

If you were given a choice, the easy way or the hard way which would you chose? The majority of people would choose easy because it seems like the obvious choice; but what if the hard choice was worth it? What if the more difficult choice would lead to a more rewarding result? Would you still pick the easy way? During the 17th century, England sent colonists to start colonies in the Americas. The English hoped to receive new land and money. However, the colonists realized they didn't care about them

Fix-It.” Although he served time in prison the fact that he can fix things makes him a good choice. There will be plenty of houses, cars and other things needing to be fixed. Had the criminal charges been for murder or something of that nature, he would not have been a good choice, because one might question his trustworthiness. These four were easy because one needs: a leader to keep things organized, someone to provide spiritual and

Isaac Newton once assembled the three famous Laws of Motion, the last one being, “For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.” This statement is the absolute definition of choices. “There are always consequences to your actions. Before you act, make sure you are prepared for them.” – Unknown. Charles Colson quickly learned a few lessons in consequences; every possible human being has committed a sin and chose the wrong paths that probably lead to destruction at least once in their

it better when you have more choices or when you have fewer choices? Most people would answer more choices as they would feel less limited because it is common to associate having more choices with having more freedom and having more freedom with having more welfare. In fact, this is not always correct as you may not have enough knowledge to know which may be the most beneficial to you in the long run. This is turn relates to what is best known as the paradox of choice because we may think we have