Big decisions deserve a night of sleep. Small ones barely deserve a coin flip.

Deciding takes energy, and most people spend it backwards. Hours go on which thing to watch or which shoes to buy, and a choice about a job or a school gets made in a tired evening because it felt urgent. Sleep genuinely changes how a big question looks. Small ones mostly just need to be over.

Sort your open decisions into the ones that still matter in a year and the ones that do not. Settle the small ones fast, however you like, and stop revisiting them. Give anything on the first list one night, and say out loud that you will answer tomorrow.