I am having a difficult time introducing this week's quote, as I am afraid I would give too much of it away. So, simply put, here is this week's quote...
[God] gave us two ends: one to sit on and one to think with. Ever since then, man's success or failure has been dependent on the one he used most. ~ Robert Albert Bloch
The decisions that we make most frequently take us either to the side of "good job" or "ooops". Those decisions could be couched around the words we choose to say, the purchases we choose to make, or the direction we choose to turn.
Not all the decisions that are hasty are guaranteed "ooops" kinds of decisions. Not all thought out and/or prayed about decisions are "good job" decisions. We can make "good job" hasty decisions or "ooops" thought out decisions. However, from my experience, the majority of the "good job" decisions were more thought out.
Sometimes you do not have the opportunity to really think it out. Ever been in a conflict situation with someone? Words are spewed right and left, the timing of thinking about the words is not being utilized. Your thought process is being derailed and it comes back much quicker, with barbs attached.
Neither of these possibilities disregard the quote. The outcome of a situation will hinge on the decisions that you make and which "end" you made that decision.
Use your head!
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