The best decision you have ever made?

[PTR]

I can't think of a goddamn thing, how depressing

Same here.

I'm sure its just becasue I make decent decisions all of the time, so that I never had to make one, great, saving excellent one one day.

I suppose mine would be sacking a job off in London that I really wanted, to see how things panned out with this young nurse I was seeing.
15 years later, 3 kids later, I think that was a decent decision. Maybe.

 

[Fletch]

unfortunately i can think of couple regrets but not one great decision

 

[Dave Herbal]

Deciding to try a festival for the first time.

Deciding not to have kids. Regardless of how well managed or fortunate that turned out, nothing else comes close.

See, I would find that utterly depressing.

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

I couldn't pick just one decision but the most important and life changing ones for me have been:

Getting married
Having kids
Moving to Sunderland
Giving up office job and starting my own business

Pics of cakes?

 

[elder]

going travelling (settling elsewhere) - personal wise
changing careers - jobs wise
buying a house - financial wise

 

[ivanthereasonable]

Deciding to try a festival for the first time.

See, I would find that utterly depressing.

Fair enough dave. Its not for everyone.

 

[Select coaches]

Deciding not to have kids. Regardless of how well managed or fortunate that turned out, nothing else comes close.

Having kids, even though I didn’t really want any.

 

[Spennymackem1981]

going into IT contracting

trying ecstacy after being put off by all the horror stoires in the media WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE, FIRST CLASS TICKET TO THE MOON PLEASE SIR

 

[Makem57]

Getting married, and not having kids.

 

[waddy999]

Easy. Getting a super king size bed.......oh, and getting rid of the rear view mirrors, never looked back since.

 

[Deleted member 44322]

Pics of cakes?

That could quite possibly be no.5

 

[Dave Herbal]

Fair enough dave. Its not for everyone.

I can see how men may not be bothered but I don’t know how women can override their programming like that.

 

[Mackem00]

I can see how men may not be bothered but I don’t know how women can override their programming like that.

Because they aren't all programmed like that would be my guess.

 

[Lambchops]

Moving to CZ

 

[Sidewinder2]

Having my son

 

[Lukas73]

along with the worst Decision of getting married, having the balls to tell someone I didn't love them anymore was probably the best for both of us in the long run....it allowed them to look for the man they wanted rather than try transform me into that....

 

[Daydream Believer]

Overpaying my mortgage.

That led to owning my own home outright at 29 which gave me the security to do other things down the line I might otherwise not even considered.

 

[Kroupa]

Maybe going travelling? didn't have mates who fancied it so held off then eventually decided to go round the world on my own at 22, spent 5 months going all over - made me much more independent and changed me for the good I reckon

 

[Dave Herbal]

Because they aren't all programmed like that would be my guess.

All mammals are programmed to reproduce aren’t they? It’s their prime directive.

 

[Amnorrageordie]

Moving to Scotland.