Griffin Kelton
Yuppie jet-setter.
Foodie. Early adopter. Technophile. Traveler. Entrepreneur.
ENTJ. Tea enthusiast.
Flights to date for 2012: 10 (2011: 30+).
Business Development Coordinator, Capital Teas (Annapolis, MD)
Founder of Tea Time Tuesday and Cedarville Tea House.
B.A. in Marketing from Cedarville University.
If you are avoiding a wrong choice/decision out of fear of the consequences, are you in the right? In other words, should conditioning or foreknowledge of a negative outcome influence you enough to disuade you from a certain thought or action? If so, is an avoidance based simply on fear anything to be proud of?
ckrapohl reblogged this from gakelton and added:
I friend of my mine posted this question a couple of weeks ago on his blog. “If...of?”...
ckrapohl answered:
Some decisions in life have to be made even though they have negative consequences. They’re wrong if they don’t make the right decision.
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