I have always tried to do things the right way, followed rules, was honest and morale. I have consciously made the 'wrong' decision twice. And when I say that, I mean, where I knew it may have been the "wrong" decision, but the greater good outweighed those consequences.

The funny part of it is, most folks who know me would have no idea when those two events happened or why I chose them, or for that matter what they were. Even then, things we do in our youth and consequences for our actions, helps us to learn and benefit from that knowledge as we gain more age and experience. So I'm not sure mistakes are mistakes, as much textbook and workbook in life. I was in a learning curve at the time.