“My basic principle is that you don't make decisions because they are easy; you don't make decisions because they are cheap;you don't make them because they are popular; you make them because they’re right.”

                                  

                         Theodore Hesburgh

This means that you make decisions because you know what you are about to do is wrong. If you help in churches, you are choosing a good decision. If you help around in school fairs you are making a good decision. If you help your parents with the groceries, you are doing a good decision. If you help your family with stuff like working you will be choosing a good decision. On the other hand if you don't make decisions is because you are doing a bad thing. If you smoke you are making a bad decision. If you drink you are doing a bad decision. If you steal, you are doing a bad decision. If you don't help your parents, you are choosing to do bad.