7 Quotes by Emiljano Citaku

The paralysis of being unable to make a decision can be warded off by employing a simple process over and over again. It becomes easier, almost instinctive with repeated use of the formula.

Life is full of hard, complex decisions. We’ve brushed against them several times: choice of a life companion, choosing a career, accepting a job, buying a home...these are all complex decisions. They’re hard because they are riddled with multiple factors and because their outcomes are masked. There’s no way to accurately predict the outcome of a choice one way or the other. So how do we make these complex decisions?

Life happens. This leads you to ask, “What did I do to deserve this?” You may be asking the wrong question. The eternal question is this: Can I change the future, and have an impact on what takes place as a result of what has happened?

A life well lived is a life without regret. You hold the key to a better life, and you have the power to unlock the satisfaction of a life well lived.

If you have ever felt inadequate, paralyzed between options and unable to decide, you are not an indecisive person. You are a person who lacks decisive skill sets!

Uncertainty is part of the tapestry of life.

The path of least resistance leads nowhere.