Decision Stickers

Simple Design with text "Decision" .

The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity.

Decision making: the brain visiting mr heart and mr gut.

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Good at bad decision typographic slogan print design with flames and heart shape custom typographic illustration

Conceptual image with a lot of road signs directed down and one arrow going up. Strategic journey, difficult dilemma, life decision.

Panic Attacks? Have a plan of action!

a Machine learning algorithm used in Data Science

You don't need anyone.

Decision Streetwear

When you don't know which path to choose

This thought-provoking piece serves as a daily reminder to take charge of your choices and embrace the direction they lead you.

You can't make decisions based on fear and the possibility of what might happen

We all have bad days.

In white text with spermatozoa: One of The Best Things About Being a Conspiracy Theorist: You Can Still Procreate

Shown in red, orange, yellow, green, purple and blue, the colors of the Gay Pride Rainbow Flag, this digital art design commemorates the historic decision of the Supreme Court of the United States, or SCOTUS, legalizing same sex, or Gay, marriage.It shows the date of 6-26-2015.

Horrors Strategy Challenge Celebrate the Genres Puzzles and Tense Decision-Making in Five Nights

A simple illustration of a fictitious signpost, presumably at a crossroads. All paths diverge eventually. A choice to be made at a crossroads. Which path to take? Will you go this way, or that way? Safe journey to you traveller.

Add some fun to your quotes wardrobe with this "You Are Always One Decision Away" design or give it as a perfect gift

This is the sign you've been waiting for - inspirational quote to make you act on your dreams. Black and white with bold text

A Women's Choice: The Hardest Decision a Woman Can Make Isn't Yours -- An illustration of a woman contemplating her options in the art style of an Italian painter and sculptor who worked mostly in France on a light (Knocked Out) background

A Women's Choice: The Hardest Decision a Woman Can Make Isn't Yours -- An illustration of a woman contemplating her options in the art style of an Italian painter and sculptor who worked mostly in France on a dark (Knocked Out) background

In black text with a profile of a pregnant woman unborn baby visible: One of The Best Things About Being a Conspiracy Theorist: You Can Still Procreate

I've finally decided my future lies beyond the yellow brick road. Design with words and yellow brick road.

Inspired by RBG. Women voices matter.

DECISIONS DEFINE DESTINY is a phrase that emphasizes the importance of the choices we make in life and how they can shape and determine our future. It is often used as a reminder to be mindful of the decisions we make and to consider the long-term consequences of our actions. DECISIONS DEFINE DESTINY is a message of responsibility and purpose, and is widely used on clothing, accessories, and other products as a way to encourage people to make wise and thoughtful decisions in their lives.

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An auspice in ancient Rome was a sign of the gods that the augurs drew from heaven. Taking the auspices was necessary, especially when crossing certain boundaries, to know the will of the gods. Not to do so would have been an affront to them and, in the minds of the Romans, would have caused terrible disasters.

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To make a decision , ask a tree

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The conditions where you come from don´t define you.

Ever wonder what NFL coaches are doing behind their playsheets? I used to think they were hiding their lips from the TV cameras but now I know the truth, its a decision spinner!:-)

You Can Choose to be Free but it's the Last Decision You'll Ever Make - Quote by Franz Kafka

You Can Choose to be Free but it's the Last Decision You'll Ever Make - quote by Franz Kafka