Too many open doors can make it impossible to walk confidently through any of them.

Holding many possibilities open produces a particular kind of hesitancy. Each path is walked tentatively, since committing to it would mean losing the others, and the tentativeness prevents the depth that would have made any of them worthwhile. The doors themselves become the obstacle.

Close two of them on purpose. Not because they were bad, but because confidence requires narrowing. Notice how much steadier your effort becomes on what remains.