Waiting for clarity is useful only if you are still gathering information.

Waiting for clarity is productive only while you are still learning something. Past that point it becomes a way of postponing a decision that will never feel obvious, and the extra weeks add no information at all. Some choices do not resolve into certainty; they only get older.

Ask what new information the next month would actually bring. If you can name it, wait for it. If you cannot, you already have what you are going to get, and the remaining task is to decide under uncertainty. That is uncomfortable, and it is a different problem from not knowing enough.