Quote by Adrian Cadbury

Shelving hard decisions is the least ethical course.

Shelving hard decisions is the least ethical course.

Summary

This quote suggests that avoiding difficult decisions is the least ethical approach one can take. It implies that avoiding or delaying making choices that involve ethical considerations is morally wrong. By shirking hard decisions, individuals may be neglecting their responsibility to do what is right or just. Taking a principled stand requires confronting challenging decisions rather than evading them. This quote emphasizes the importance of ethical integrity and encourages individuals to face difficult choices head-on rather than procrastinating or avoiding them.

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By Adrian Cadbury

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