[Daniel_B]

Whenever faced with adversity, one must make a decision. The decision to either let that adversity take over or to tackle that same adversity, grab it from wherever you can and ultimately overcome it. Whenever adversity comes, you must make a decision. Let me make sure you understand this: You must make a decision. No matter how big or small that matter is. If you make a decision, you have a chance of being right. If you make no decision, you have zero chances of achieving anything. Ok, just make a decision, whatever.

Trust your instinct. Instinct works either from past experiences or on the way you relate things to each other. No doubt you will make mistakes at first when trusting your guts, and that may very well be because you're not used to make decisions. However, once you start making decisions, you will quickly gain a killer instinct on what to do on each situation that you face. Making decisions will only sharp your instinct to make even more decisions. Make decisions all days, all time. You see, being knowledgeable (KJ) is cool, having potential (Lucky) is amazing, but taking actions and making decisions take you further than anything else.

For example. If you ask any guy who is good with women. They get good because they shamelessly started speaking their minds and doing what their brains told them to do. Sure, they made mistakes at first and got slapped or drinks thrown at them once or twice. But after each failure they went through, they learned something new. They got really good after shaping their instincts and decision making. Really good. A guy who goes from failed business to a successful millionaire is not a coincidence either. Decisions in the past led him to become broke, but he continued to make more decisions and soon his instinct to make business became really good, allowing him to become a millionaire.

When I first came to the United States in November 1, 2003. I realized I had two choices: To let them treat me like a no-english speaking lazy dude or to master the language, make friends and succeed far more than anyone else, born here or not. I chose the second. I had to chose between classes where teachers spoke english and at a very fast rate or a class for English Speaking Learners (ESL), one would mean having it hard, the other having it easy. I chose the hard way. I chose to face my fears when it came to girls, the other choice I had was being in my room sitting in front of a computer all day. I chose the hard way. Decisions in my life are countless, so are yours. I believe that it's the decisions that I have made along the way that led me to where I am today.

I tell you my good friends. Start making them decisions and make them count. That is, learn from them and capitalize on them. I hope you enjoyed.

The world is at your fingertips!

I sincerely mean everything that was written above,
Daniel.