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Making decisions is one important step in live. Because the act of doing that is everything because you are making decisions everyday all the time, an example is like when you are in a soccer match you need to decide if you are going to pass it or continue running with the ball or another example is like if you are going to have a new hair cut or not you need to decide if yes or no or like what type of hair cut do you want to have. Or there are more important decision you need to take like if you say yes to marriage or if you want to have a family or stuff important in life like that. In my opinion making decisions is important because without them there would be no live, because life is about that. In my case I need to make decisions every day because I practice soccer every day I need to see if I need to kick the ball or just run with it and maybe one decisions won’t be good and the other one bad and maybe both options are correct. Another example of my daily life is homework like o need to decide at what time I would began to do my homework but in this case there is goi...

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