You cannot build a path while keeping both feet at every intersection.

Hedging at every juncture keeps you technically present on all routes and actually moving on none. Progress requires putting weight on one foot, which means accepting that you are not on the other path. The desire to avoid ever being on the wrong road guarantees you go nowhere.

Find the place where you are currently straddling and ask what it would look like to commit weight for a defined period. Set a date to reassess so the commitment is bounded rather than permanent. Movement requires imbalance, at least briefly.