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Decision Making

          Well, I hope everyone had a fantastic weekend and a pleasant Father's Day. now back to our regularly scheduled programming.
          Gosh, decision making really is a process huh? It's hard enough to make decisions for yourself sometimes, and I think that the hardest decisions are often the smallest ones. The big, life altering choices I feel people can make without too many problems, mainly because they spend the time doing the research, thinking about what they want, and then going ahead and following their gut. People know the decision they're making and the consequences they'll have to live with. The smaller decisions however, are harder in my opinion. These are the choices that often creep up on you when you least expect it, the ones that aren't life changing events, but little things that initially have no effect on you. You know that these little decisions shouldn't be too important, stuff like what to eat today or what color phone case to purchase. These things are unimportant in the long run and we as people know this. And yet we toil over these decisions! I also want to put it out there that at know point will I attempt to explain this phenomenon or offer up advice with dealing it. Rather, I just want to point it out and complain about it. Because it is annoyance.
          However, much worse than the independent decision making process is perhaps the group decision process. And this really does have a spectrum. A small group of close, tight knit friends have the power to make a decision quickly and easily. It really is a blessing.

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