Decisions In Robert Frost's The Road Not Taken

As Peter Drucker once said, “Making good decisions is a crucial skill at every level.” This quote means if one makes a decision they believe is right, it will have a great importance in the task they are dealing with at the moment. Decisions are what people are faced with every single day of their lives. Decisions can have a small amount of importance, and some are decisions where they can change one’s life. For example, a simple decision does not have a great importance, but there are decisions that have a major impact on one’s life and must choose wisely. In the “Road Not Taken,” by Robert Frost uses the literary devices of symbolism, imagery, and connotation to demonstrate that in life one must take risks by choosing a decision that would affect one’s life. …show more content…
All types of roads travel to different destinations just like when people make decisions. Furthermore, all roads just like decisions have a different impact on what one’s planning to do. Making a decision that can impact one’s life can be difficult to do, due to how it can affect the situation someone is dealing with. Most people would follow a path that is followed by a large amount of people, which is more likely an easy way out in life. People will not likely follow a path that nobody usually takes, due to being least known and being more complicated than the first path. While trying to make a decision, one must choose carefully and wisely because a decision can have an enormous impact on how one’s lives their