What's a good way to decide a "yes or no" answer for something that's pretty important?

Write down pros and cons. Ask others their opinions.

Yeah I’m not letting a coin decide my future and the first one isn’t always the best but thanks anyways.

. I try to deduce all the important criteria: . e.g. (a) which is best in my own opinion; (b) which is morally right; (c) which is correct from the judicial point of view; (d) which gets the popular vote among family and friends; etc., . ….. then in a state of utter confusion, I toss a coin: . . . . . . . . . . heads = yes; . . . . . . . . . . tails = no; . trouble is it always seems to give the wrong answer.
Ahh well, never mind, I guess I must just be a useless tosser. .

try a tossing a coin. :)

The thing about flipping a coin is that often, as soon as it’s in the air you know how you want it to come down.

Use a 3 step process:

1. Write a list of pros and cons as Brooke said.
2. Ask trusted elders. Like parents or aunts/uncles, usually someone older.
3. Whatever you think is right. Don’t do something trying to please others.

Use a 3 step process:

1. Write a list of pros and cons as Brooke said.
2. Ask trusted elders. Like parents or aunts/uncles, usually someone older.
3. Whatever you think is right. Don’t do something trying to please others.

Use a 3 step process:

1. Write a list of pros and cons as Brooke said.
2. Ask trusted elders. Like parents or aunts/uncles, usually someone older.
3. Whatever you think is right. Don’t do something trying to please others.

Use a 3 step process:

1. Write a list of pros and cons as Brooke said.
2. Ask trusted elders. Like parents or aunts/uncles, usually someone older.
3. Whatever you think is right. Don’t do something trying to please others.