According to a study published in the Journal of Family Psychology, eighteen – to twenty-five-year-olds felt that accepting responsibility for the consequences of your actions is one of four indicators of adulthood, and it is the most important of four criteria.

• How do you learn to take responsibility for your actions?
• How do you make your choices, your decisions?
• What Should Danny Do?

is an interactive book written by Adir and Ganit Levy, this book empowers kids with the understanding that their choices will shape their days, and ultimately their lives into what it will be. In our present we create our future. Some choices are small, some are big and can alter our life.

Ability to make choices, be accountable and responsible for their consequences is the key criteria of being an adult.
In stress we often regress and make choices based on patterns of behavior we learned in our childhood. Some of the patterns are infantile and destructive, some are adequate and healthy.

Choices we make under stress are a major indicator of our growth. Reacting adequately in stress is an indicator of our authentic growth and spirituality.