Choice Quote by Craig D. Lounsbrough

“I must never equate the degree of pain as evidencing the incorrectness of a decision, for if I do I will default on some of the most critical decisions I should have ever made.” quote by Craig D. Lounsbrough — Download Open image

““I must never equate the degree of pain as evidencing the incorrectness of a decision, for if I do I will default on some of the most critical decisions I should have ever made.””

Craig D. Lounsbrough

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