Let's face a major fact; many of us make some fairly bad decisions from time to time. Many folks here make a whole lot of bad decisions, and, if they really were going to be honest with themselves, would realize that it accounts for whatever circumstance they happen to be in at the present time.

This isn't a blame as much as a reality. We watch shows like Dr. Phil and Oprah, we can see the mistakes some of these people made from miles away, yet if we try to bring it closer to ourselves we totally miss it.

In this article entitled Ask The Right Questions, the writer, Diane Corriette, basically says that people tend to not ask the right questions of themselves and others, and by doing so, it messes up whatever chance they had to get things going in the right direction.

I think the article is a good read, and I think this concept is a good one to explore; what do you think?