Author Andy Stanley says when it comes to making decisions you shouldn’t ask “What’s the right thing for me to do?” but “What’s the wise thing for me to do?”  There are three filters you need to consider as you ask this question: Is this wise in light of your past experiences, your present circumstances, and your future hopes and dreams? Good decision-making is more than simply choosing between right and wrong, or even following your heart. Making wise choices will lead to a more joy-filled life.  Here’s more on the greatest question ever and 10 ways to teach your children to make wise decisions.