Ah, I totally feel you! My guide is to determine the long-term impacts/significance/value of that particular decision. Decision paralysis wears me out, so I choose to compartmentalise and let some things go once I'm satisfied, but proceed to mull over the rest!
Make the decision and reframe the things that seem off to seem like positives. Always something to take away. But not doing anything is the death of progress. We don't have to be perfect in our decisions, that's just unrealistic.
Ah, I totally feel you! My guide is to determine the long-term impacts/significance/value of that particular decision. Decision paralysis wears me out, so I choose to compartmentalise and let some things go once I'm satisfied, but proceed to mull over the rest!
I know how you feel and found the book, The Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwartz so interesting. I am constantly comparing camera gear.....
A classic book that seems to age very well
Make the decision and reframe the things that seem off to seem like positives. Always something to take away. But not doing anything is the death of progress. We don't have to be perfect in our decisions, that's just unrealistic.