Good judgement is often the sum total of all lessons learned from past poor judgement.

Not really a big deal as long as you don't turn one mistake into two. . .everyone screws up, but you cannot multiply or compound mistakes by not properly getting out of the spider's web in the first place.  Too often I see good people making two mistakes instead of one. . .

Without occasional lapses in judgement, its hard to fully enjoy the times you get it right.

My belief is that if you don't make mistakes occasionally, you're not taking enough risks, and you're missing a big part of your life.

Though never been in trouble with the law, I did things that I regreted, to this day, I hate.

Many marriages are ruined by fighting over finances. Be careful not to live beyond your means, be happy with what you've got. "Happiness is not getting what you want, but wanting what you've got."

We've all made them, but if your surrounded by people whom you love and trust and can tell you the truth their advice can be helpful during these times.

Haven't we all, at one time or another.

It really depends on what decision it is. Because a lot of things end up working out or the consequences arn't as bad as you thought. If because of your wrong decision you muck your life up, then this is a 5, or if you fail to receive Jesus as your Lord and saviour, once you meet God, that will be more then a 5 star disappointment. But there are some things that just end up working out.

Sometimes you have to make spontaneous decisions, gut-calls if you will. It's easy to second-guess yourself in this situation but it's pointless - you had to make a decision and you did, so make the best of it. It's the decisions where you had time to think things through but went out partying instead that I would regret. Or making decisions for the wrong reasons...like joining the theatre class just so you could sit next to the cute blonde when you should have taken that Alegbra II class which you needed to graduate and was only available in that timeslot.