Decisiveness prevents uncertainty from consuming resources forever.

Unresolved decisions do not sit quietly. They take up attention, generate repeated conversations, and keep parallel plans alive that all cost something to maintain. The drain is invisible because it is spread out, but it is often larger than the cost of choosing wrong.

Count how many open questions you are currently carrying and how much thought each one takes per week. Close the cheapest ones immediately, even imperfectly. The relief of a settled question is usually worth more than the marginal improvement of a longer deliberation.