The option you can explain plainly is easier to improve when circumstances change.

Understanding your own reasoning is what makes a choice adjustable later. A plan you adopted because it sounded impressive, or because someone confident recommended it, has no handles on it: when conditions shift, you cannot tell which part to keep. A plan you can describe in a sentence exposes its own assumptions, so you can see exactly what broke. Clarity now buys you flexibility later.

Take something you have committed to and explain it in two sentences to someone unfamiliar with it. If you cannot, keep working on the explanation until the reasoning is visible to you too.