How We Make Wise Decisions
Since we rely to a greatgreatlarge in size, amount, importance, or degree extentextentthe range, distance, space, or magnitude of something on our intuitionintuitionawareness, comprehension, or understanding without conscious thought when making mostmostgreatest or largest in quantity, extent, or degree decisionsdecisionmental act of resolving a question or issue or of choosing between two or more courses of action, it is importantimportantsomething that is necessary or that has significant worth or value that we instill in our minds how to make wisewisehaving or showing sound judgment based on a deep and perceptive understanding of reality decisionsdecisionmental act of resolving a question or issue or of choosing between two or more courses of action
Sometimes we are in situationssituationcircumstance at a particular time and place, a state of affairs where we must act very quickly. Some of the decisionsdecisionmental act of resolving a question or issue or of choosing between two or more courses of action we make when in these situationssituationcircumstance at a particular time and place, a state of affairs can be lifelifethe span of time an organism is alive; the condition of being alive; cumulative experiences of organic being; aspect o… changingchangeact or instance of becoming different; to alter or modify. But we have little timetimea point in or the indefinite continuance of the past, present, and future; a non-renewable and ultimately finite resou… to assess the situationsituationcircumstance at a particular time and place, a state of affairs and even less timetimea point in or the indefinite continuance of the past, present, and future; a non-renewable and ultimately finite resou… to step through a structuredstructurethe composition of something that is made from parts; the way parts are put together to form a whole or formal decision-making processprocessa series of actions or changes; a series of tasks done to accomplish a particular result. So how do we then avoidavoidto purposefully stay away from something making really badbadmoral failure; the quality of being unfair, unjust, or dishonest and sometimes evil or wicked; unfavorable, unpleasant … decisionsdecisionmental act of resolving a question or issue or of choosing between two or more courses of action that may negatively affectaffectto act on or cause change us for the rest of our liveslifethe span of time an organism is alive; the condition of being alive; cumulative experiences of organic being; aspect o…?
To answer this questionquestionan act or instance of inquiry or investigation, it may be helpful to thinkthinkto use one s mind to remember, ponder, imagine, plan, decide, or otherwise produce thought about how our minds workworkmental or physical effort expended to accomplish or produce something; reference to how something functions or one s p…. We each come into this world with our ownownrelated or belonging to oneself innate personalpersonalanything that relates to an individual person s own self; relating to or associated with a single or particular pe… setseta group of related people or things; to put something in a specific place of emotionsemotiona spontaneous mental reaction experienced as a strong feeling imprinted in our subconscious mindssubconscious mindrefers to the capacity of the human brain without awareness of or direction from the conscious mind to st…. Attached to our emotionsemotiona spontaneous mental reaction experienced as a strong feeling are instinctualinstinctnatural inclination of a living being to act or react to stimuli in specific ways tendencies for particularparticularreference to a single being or thing or a specific being or thing sensorysensoryreference to physical senses of smell, sight, hearing, taste, and touch and behavioralbehaviorthe manner in which one acts; anything that involves action or response to stimulation reactionsreactionan action caused by something else; a natural or learned response to circumstancescircumstancea determining or causal factor or set of factors in which we may somedaysomedaysome indefinite or unspecified time in the future find ourselves.
Soon after beginning our liveslifethe span of time an organism is alive; the condition of being alive; cumulative experiences of organic being; aspect o…, we becomebecometo experience change, growth, or development awareawarehaving knowledge or understanding of the circumstancescircumstancea determining or causal factor or set of factors that surround our existenceexistto have actual being. We discover logic, which at its mostmostgreatest or largest in quantity, extent, or degree basicbasicconstituting, forming, or serving as a base element or starting point levellevela position or rank on a scale; a point of comparison is simple causecausesomething that brings about something else; a principle or purpose that stimulates action and effecteffectsomething brought about by something else. Then our conscious mindsconscious mindrefers to the capacity of the human mind to be actively aware of what one is currently thinking or experienc… begin building and usinguseto put into action or service or employ for a purpose our ownownrelated or belonging to oneself uniqueuniqueexisting as the only one, implies being without a known parallel storehouse of knowledgeknowledgeinformation or understanding acquired through experience or study. A partparta component of character or capacity; a separate and distinct portion, division, piece, or segment of a whole of this knowledgeknowledgeinformation or understanding acquired through experience or study, which we call intuitionintuitionawareness, comprehension, or understanding without conscious thought, is stored in our subconscious mindssubconscious mindrefers to the capacity of the human brain without awareness of or direction from the conscious mind to st…. It is our intuitionintuitionawareness, comprehension, or understanding without conscious thought that allows us to modifymodifyto make generally minor adjustments in something our instinctive behaviorbehaviorthe manner in which one acts; anything that involves action or response to stimulation. One of the mostmostgreatest or largest in quantity, extent, or degree powerfulpowerthe ability to control people or things; force required to produce an effect things our subconscious mindssubconscious mindrefers to the capacity of the human brain without awareness of or direction from the conscious mind to st… do is enableenableto provide with means or opportunity, to make possible us, without any consciousconsciousfocused on or being aware of something with a measure of deliberate thought or observation reasoningreasoningthe act or process of forming judgments or inferences, especially in an orderly or logical way, to reactreactto act reciprocally as predisposedpredisposedinclined to behave or think in a particular way by our instinctinstinctnatural inclination of a living being to act or react to stimuli in specific ways and intuitionintuitionawareness, comprehension, or understanding without conscious thought.
If we wantwantthe act or instance of desiring something to depend on our subconscious mindsubconscious mindrefers to the capacity of the human brain without awareness of or direction from the conscious mind to st… to reactreactto act reciprocally in a wisewisehaving or showing sound judgment based on a deep and perceptive understanding of reality and sensiblesensiblerelating to or involving wise and judicious thinking and behavior waywaya particular direction, choice, opinion, method, or means, we first must focusfocusto concentrate on or pay particular attention to something our conscious mindsconscious mindrefers to the capacity of the human mind to be actively aware of what one is currently thinking or experienc… on a commonsense waywaya particular direction, choice, opinion, method, or means of making goodgoodmoral excellence; the quality of being honest, just, and fair; favorable or pleasant; adequate to satisfy a need, requ… decisionsdecisionmental act of resolving a question or issue or of choosing between two or more courses of action. The diagram belowbelowbeneath, lower than presents one conceptconcepta generalized or abstract notion or understanding of something of what that might be.
