I tend to over think life decisions. I'm always worried I'll make a bad choice, so I angst over it forever. I'm not good at coming up with the C option, but my husband usually is. Thank goodness for him because I was not blessed with much common sense. lol

I have no five or ten year plan because I don't work. Nothing to really plan.

I used to make serious decisions constantly and thrive on the edge. That is where I performed the best, had my strongest and most viable ideas and had the plan to back it up.

Now I need to stop, seriously think and focus and hopefully, make the correct decision. Not good when you own a retail and an online business. I still have my moments--and notebooks--of viable ideas and plans. But they are for other people. (If you want to start a business, let me know--my notebook is full of 50 separate businesses(and still growing), cost projections and business plans...)I am unable to implement them anymore. Even mild brain damage will affect your decision making, impulse and control--not to mention focusing and being able to follow through on a business plan. To be honest, one car wreck has destroyed my life, common sense and ability to function as a strong business person. I still have the ideas, but am unable to carry them out due to my lack of focus.

My online business is one that I seriously want to grow and continue. I love restoring the motorcycles, it has small and very tedious work as well as big and exciting work attached--so I can function and focus easily without jumping around. However, that is not a perfect deal for me either, decision-wise. BUT---after this last deal, I have gotten better and realize that other bikes do come around.

I had $1200 from a bike sale and found 2 CZ motorcycles for sale. One was a 1962 250 and the other was a 1974 175 Trail.....the price for both--$750.Oh, yeah--gas $225 and they were two states away. But with a partial restoration on the 60's model valued at $5600 and the 70's model $4800--full resto's are double. You also have to have money to pay the bills, get the parts and powder coat the frames......I fell off my 5 year plan and got carried away with these bikes. I will see one hell of a profit next year--but really ate it in the meantime!!!

My five year plan--Sell the sign business ASAP! Get a full website, parts inventory and informative on the old, vintage and collectible bikes. Offer services for restoration to the public and open a consignment cycles brick and mortar to compliment the restorations.

oh my gosh, a long term plan... we don't really have one at all. we just think season to season.

well i can not say that i have either i five or ten year plan. sadly i just go with the flow and go where ever it brings me. i now have a 18 month son and have to rethink the way i live, to make a better life for him.

I'm good at 5 year plans! My husband develops 5 year plans and I can usually shot it down with in a year.

Five year plan? Ten year plan? That's crazy. Life's too unpredictable for that. I mean, I contribute to my pension, so I'm not completely irresponsible, but I don't expect life in five years to be what I expect.

I have general goals I want to achieve, but I haven't really placed them as a certain length of time. I just try to get one goal accomplished and then move on to the next.

So many decisions in life. It's always good to plan, but life changes so much it can be difficult sometimes to continue with those plans.