Rushed decisions are just guesses wearing a suit.

Speed can look a lot like certainty from outside, and sometimes from inside too. A fast decision produces the same confident sentences as a considered one, but the work underneath is missing, and nobody can tell the difference until the outcome arrives. Rushing does not make you decisive. It makes you a guesser with good posture.

Give anything that matters one night, even a bad night. If it genuinely cannot wait, say out loud what you are unsure about before you commit. Naming the gap is not the same as closing it, but it stops you mistaking speed for knowledge.