Category Archives: Decisions

Journalism

Posted on January 12, 2016 by Murray Hill

Sean Penn is defending doing an interview with an on the run drug lord by saying he had a right to do the interview and did nothing wrong. It’s what journalists do, they seek to get a story before someone … Continue reading →

Posted in Character, Choice, Decisions, Money | Tagged El Chapo, journalism, Rolling Stone magazine, Sean Penn | Leave a comment

A must do today

Posted on October 19, 2015 by Murray Hill

This message is to all Canadian adults. Get out and vote. You owe it to those in the past who gave their lives for their country and you owe it to future generations. No excuses. Go do it. Please.

Posted in Canada, Change, Choice, Decisions | Tagged Canada, democracy, elections, freedom, rights, voting | Leave a comment

Doing what’s best vs. doing what’s right

Posted on January 26, 2015 by Murray Hill

Doing the best thing or the right thing. They can be quite different. Choosing to do the best thing is an easy default position. You can easily hide behind this decision because it’s too general. Choosing the right thing requires … Continue reading →

Posted in Attention, Choice, Decisions | Tagged decision making, doing what's right, doing your best | Leave a comment

Which way do you go?

Posted on July 29, 2014 by Murray Hill

You have a choice. Take the Easy path or the More Difficult one. It’s decision time, but you have to decide without having all the information. How easy is it? Why is the other path more difficult. Fear of making … Continue reading →