Confusion rises when many things to pick, many thoughts to think and many works to finish. Human is incapable to do everything at a time, so it’s our decision to pick which. Take choose the correct answer option that comes in quiz and in institute examinations; where we need to tick the correct answers from the gives choices. This one is an easiest way in all to score marks, but here comes the confusion. When u knows the correct answer for the given question you are put in pleasure, for those unaware of answer where sent to confuse to tick between choices to decision.
In choice, taking decision is confusion. For instance I am looking for a digital camera and visit the shop to buy, where the store holds many designs and models of cameras, but I have only options to choose one. So I seek on which is effective and easy to hold, but it’s not easy for me because of rise and downs in options. Some are high in pixels and low in zoom; some light weights bring smiles and shrinks soon to know it’s older…. It embarrasses, and I finally come to decision on selecting one in the three which I feel best to end confusion. Apart this, before hitting the shop I have some questions in mind and without answers to decide. So I went on browsing net and from friends I learned about what are necessary and unnecessary to look when buying a camera. Now my questions are answered and the decision comes easily without a choice. I feel in knowledge and understanding we get away from confusion, if one knows the answer they are to decide and so is first to understand the questions and try hand on answers...
Something I feel learning from the book of Celebrating Silence. Thanks priya, to inspirit me to write on the book I read. Hope I could share more with u all...
In choice, taking decision is confusion. For instance I am looking for a digital camera and visit the shop to buy, where the store holds many designs and models of cameras, but I have only options to choose one. So I seek on which is effective and easy to hold, but it’s not easy for me because of rise and downs in options. Some are high in pixels and low in zoom; some light weights bring smiles and shrinks soon to know it’s older…. It embarrasses, and I finally come to decision on selecting one in the three which I feel best to end confusion. Apart this, before hitting the shop I have some questions in mind and without answers to decide. So I went on browsing net and from friends I learned about what are necessary and unnecessary to look when buying a camera. Now my questions are answered and the decision comes easily without a choice. I feel in knowledge and understanding we get away from confusion, if one knows the answer they are to decide and so is first to understand the questions and try hand on answers...
Something I feel learning from the book of Celebrating Silence. Thanks priya, to inspirit me to write on the book I read. Hope I could share more with u all...