Reverse Thoughts

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 Sometimes in relationships, decisions are made that you "thought" was the right decision, only to find out that you made the wrong decision. Can that decision be corrected? That depends on the individual. It's difficult to reverse a decision you made when you've pre programmed your brain into thinking one way. Humility is always your best option in reversing a costly decision. 

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