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Originally Posted by PornoDoggy
A decision is not an action.
Deciding I need coffee from the store does not get the coffee here.
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The logical conclusion of the decision "I need coffee from the store" is to somehow put your body/mind/whatever into motion to obtain the coffee from the store, not getting the coffee.
If you do not decide that you need coffee then the logical conclusion is that you will not get into motion to obtain the coffee and if in fact there was no coffee in your pantry then you would end up out of coffee.
So, in fact each decision is an action and each action produces a reaction.
action: decision - I need coffee from the store.
reaction: body/mind goes into motion to obtain coffee.
action: decision - I will use the car to go to the store to get the coffee.
reaction - grab car keys and head for the door.
etc etc so on so forth ad infinitum....