You can lose something valuable by refusing to choose between two valuable things.

Refusing to choose between two good options is itself a choice, and usually the worst one available. You divide your resources, do neither properly, and often lose both while feeling that you never decided anything. Indecision looks like keeping your options and functions as spending them slowly.

If you have been suspended between two things for months, pick one now with imperfect information. The cost of a slightly wrong choice is nearly always lower than the cost of continued division.