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DECISIONS 
" DECISIONS DETERMINE DESTINY" 
-THOMAS S. MONSON

" decisions determine destiny" this quote means that base on your choose if your future. the better decisions you make the better your life will be. Decisions means that you made your mind up of something. i think that this quote means is that if you are doing something wrong your destiny will be a wrong thing because your decision was something that you did wrong. an example of this quote is when you have a test on Friday morning and you want to study for the test you will choose to study every day you notes so you could get a perfect score. your decision was that you will study the whole wee and your destiny will be that because you study you will get a perfect score because you study and you were able to get the answer correct. this quote relates to me because when i dont  study i get bad grade because my decision was to not study for my test. this is important because you should make good decision if you want your destiny to get good. this quote can be related to many people because sometime they choose a wrong decisions and they get mad because they got bad destiny. 
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