You Learn by Living: Eleven Keys for a More Fulfilling Life

by Eleanor Roosevelt

We see it in the inability to decide upon a career or a job, though most of one’s future welfare, the core of one’s life as a whole are shaped by that decision.

But I think if you have learned to make choices, to analyze the situation, and to use a certain amount of discipline in making yourself try a thing out so that you know whether you want it or not, you can reject it as wrong for you, while accepting the fact that you made a mistake in your first choice, and plan to do better a second time.