Who makes decisions
Every day in our life, we make decisions. We’ve been making it even before we realize we can make a decision. And we’ll continue doing so until we leave our body to the soils.
Every day millions of people share thousands of content on social media platforms. How you are going to share, who can see, what kind of things you can upload? All these decisions need to be made. In fact, they are all being made by very few primary decision-makers in the company.
You and your friends making decisions about your final year project. Your boss deciding the work you’re going to work on. World leaders making decisions about their countries. The pharmaceutical companies making decisions about the drug they are going to make, which you will probably end up using. The decision that your parents are making for your family. The chef, who is cooking food in your favorite restaurant or an unknown restaurant where your partner is trying to take you to have lunch. They are all making decisions knowingly or unknowingly.
The search engine companies like Google, Bing, Yahoo deciding what kind of things you should see on the internet. Internet provider companies deciding how long or how much internet you can use.
Every single one of them is making decisions. In fact, there are thousands of people around the world making thousands of decisions that somehow are going to affect you someday.
Most of the time we accept them. We don’t complain or argue about most of the decisions made by other people for us. Even if we don’t like it and complain about it, there is not much we can do to change it.
We can ignore some of them, walk around, but still, you can’t stop them from making it even if you don’t like it.
The point is decisions are going to make it anyway, whether you did or someone else did, whether you like it or not. You have no control over it. We can only try to be the best of ourselves in any situation of our life.
Even if we can’t control thousands of decisions made for us, we can still control hundreds of them.
Learn to make decisions, learn from the mistakes of your decision. Make the decision which is in front of you. Don’t let somebody tell you what to do. Question them, contribute your thoughts and ideas. Control what you can control. The more small decision you make, the more you’ll feel comfortable making bigger decisions. The bigger the size of your decision is, the more people it can cover. The bigger decision you make, the more you can change the world for what you believe.
Those who make the decision have more control over the result. Those who make the decision make histories. Be the one who makes history.
