Indecision often costs more than choosing imperfectly.

Staying undecided is not free. It costs the time spent deliberating, the opportunities that expire while you consider, and the ongoing drain of an open question. An imperfect choice at least produces information and lets you correct.

Set a deadline for a decision you have been carrying. Choose on that date with whatever you have. Most decisions are more reversible than they feel, and almost none improve with additional months of weighing.