Twenty Questions: Decision-making

Write the answers to these questions down – the first thing that comes to mind. Yes write them down, answer every question (“I don’t know” or “doesn’t matter” don’t count) even if the questions seem dumb. Don’t worry about the questions or your answer - just see where they take you in the end. Once you have done this, is anything more obvious?

1. What are your dreams? Is this one of them?
2. If you don’t do it now will you do it later?
3. How could your decision make the world a better place?
4. Will this decision hurt or disappoint anyone? Can you soften the blow?
5. What would your mother say?
6. List the things that are irreversible in this decision. Can you live with them?
7. Think of someone you admire. Would they make the same decision?
8. What happens when you’re nervous? Will you do this more or less?
9. List your three greatest attributes. Will this strengthen them?
10. What is the healthiest thing to do?
11. Will this decision put you in a better place a year from now? In ten years?
12. Christian or not, what would Jesus do?
13. The little people in cartoons on peoples shoulders…what do they say?
14. What would you do if you had one year to live?
15. What would you have done five year ago? Five years from now?
16. Imagine the next six months are you feeling vulnerable or gutsy?
17. What is the financial impact?
18. Where will you get emotional support through the change?
19. What is the worse case scenario? Can you live with it?
20. What is your Plan B?

List five other questions and answer them. Yes write them down.