Question

In choosing for your career, apply the practices of a decisive person. Copy and fill in the table
below on you sheet of paper.
Your Guide in Decision-making
The Way You Did it

1. Collect relevant information.
2. Write down pros and cons.
3.Imagine yourself sooner or later
dealing on with the
consequences of your
decisions
4. Weigh in past decisions
.5. Be Ready​

Answer 1

Answer:

-I overcame my fears since I needed to get rid of the fear that was affecting or preventing your decisiveness.

-I've stopped overanalyzing because if I don't make too many decisions, you'll forget that decisions are selected and you'll have a hard time.

-I seek a mentor to teach individuals how to be more decisive because if you truly want to be more decisive, you are not an expert in this area.

-I imagine the outcome because it is critical to demonstrate the outcome in order to measure how well you can execute it. It is entirely up to you to make your selection.

-I make smaller conclusions since it is difficult to choose if you broaden it.

Answer 2

When choosing a career one must always know his/her strengths and weakness.

• The path of choosing a career is a turning point as it provides financial independence and status or class to society.

• It is common to have confusion when choosing a career as there are plenty of options.

• It is true that not all are destined to be doctors and engineers because each and every human being have different strength, weakness, and talents.

• The importance lies in understanding the purpose of the job, how the job helps to build your carer growth, satisfaction, and the capacity to remain focused on an everyday task.

• Always begin with the questions like what, why, and how i.e. what is the job and its criteria, why this job and how is this job benefitting me as a person.

• When you are able to answer these simple questions, you are able to understand your choices.