“My basic principles isn't that you don't make decisions because they are easy; you don't make them because they are cheap; you don't make them because they're popular; you make them because they're right.”

Theodore Hesburgh

(Former President of Notre Dame)

I believe this quote by Theodore is right. One must always choose to make the right decision because it correct. When making a decision one must not look into it and see whether it's cool, or not. They must just look and see then think “is this the right choice." One should not do things to fit in but to stand out. Choosing the right isn't always easy or cheap or popular but what always matters is that it is right. An example is cheating on a test to look smart. To your teachers you may look super smart but that is not right, to cheat and look smart, and receive a good grade. Rather try your hardest and study and do something correctly and honestly because that will pay off. You'll get the help you need and in the future you'll know it all, unlike if you cheat. Your teachers will assume you go the lesson and you'll never learn. A lot of people do things to look cool or look right. When in reality they are doing things wrong and hurting themself. Choosing right from wrong will come with many obstacles and things, but if you do right in the end it will pay off.