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[Audio] Taken from page 33 as written in Faith, Flag, and Family, indecision not only stalls our progress but in a competitive world, it drives others onward well ahead of those who experience indecisiveness. When a person believes in self, formulates realistic goals, and is willing to work hard and persevere, accepting that the measure of an instant passes one day at a time, then indecision is overcome by the mastery of personal determination and vocation. Being decisive is the basis of goal orientation and the ability to readily accept the burden of leadership. In life, you define yourself by your ability to make decisions and your willingness to accept the outcome. Knowledge, prudence, practicality, and faith spur along ideas, ideals, and outcomes..