Seemingly insignificant decisions, life changing results

[llamabreath]

Left ten minutes later...

Sat over there, instead of over there...

Made a left turn, instead of a right turn...

A quick call to say hello...


What decisions that seemed so trivial, small at the time, ended up changing your life? To either extreme.

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[Subsound]

I stopped being a drug addict.

seemingly that should say enough in itself.

 

[Bob Sugar]

If i thought about every little decision that could have or did lead to something major, I would lose my damn mind.

I am 100% happy with where I am in life, what i have accomplished, and where I am headed. I used to think about what ifs, but once I realized that life is entirely about how you take any situation, and use it to better yourself for tomorrow, things got easier than I could ever fathom.

 

[Live2ride883]

I put off having my vasectomy for a month due to a charity bike ride, so I ended up with beautiful daughter...

Best choice ever...
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Another one:

In 2010 while getting ready to leave for work one warm summer morning I just decided to take my truck instead of the Harley, no specific reason or anything else.

On my way home that afternoon while going around a curve I drove through a huge puddle of hydrolic fluid and lost control of the truck. Luckily for me the other lanes were clear I did 2 complete 360's at 65 mph before I was able to get the truck under control.

I hate to think of the outcome of that if I had been on the Harley.

 

[llamabreath]

I put off having my vasectomy for a month due to a charity bike ride, so I ended up with beautiful daughter...

Best choice ever...
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Another one:

In 2010 while getting ready to leave for work one warm summer morning I just decided to take my truck instead of the Harley, no specific reason or anything else.

On my way home that afternoon while going around a curve I drove through a huge puddle of hydrolic fluid and lost control of the truck. Luckily for me the other lanes were clear I did 2 complete 360's at 65 mph before I was able to get the truck under control.

I hate to think of the outcome of that if I had been on the Harley.

Both, great stories, glad it turned out the way it did.

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[llamabreath]

.... life is entirely about how you take any situation, and use it to better yourself for tomorrow, things got easier than I could ever fathom.

Fine advice indeed.

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