Question

Think of a time you held fast to a decision even after learning that it was probably a wrong or faulty decision. How long did you persist with your original (faulty) decision? Looking back now, when should you have modified your decision? What could have convinced you to do so? Describe.

Answer 1

This was about a long time back. When I remeber that decision of mine I regret doing it. This is about the time I was preparing to get into a top engineering college. At that time, I thought that I needed it desperately. I wanted to try to join an engineering college because my brother was in one and everybody appreciates him for this. I thought I wanted to pursue engineering until I actually got into a good college. After I got admission, first fews months went of well but soon after I started realizing that I want something different. Since childhood I have a passion for wildlife photography. I do own an professional camera for the same. After the first few months of my engineering I started feeling to get irritated distracted. I was able to compelete just two years of my engineering as I have lost all interest in it and started getting low score.

I think I should have modified my decision long back after my high school. So, that I could have tried enrolling in some photograhy colleges.