But we make hundreds of decisions daily. In reality, most of our decisions do not justify forethought. We can spontaneously decide what to wear and eat, what to watch on TV and what to say in casual conversations. When the issues are not morally complex and the stakes are not high, our normal instincts are sufficient. We can sharpen our children's instincts about what is important and what is not by teaching them to think about consequences.
Every action has consequences.
The higher the stakes, the more need there is for careful decision making. For KNX 1070, this is Michael Josephson reminding you that good decisions anticipate and avoid unacceptable risks and that character counts.