Don't get stuck in analysis paralysis.
Analysis paralysis is when you overthink so much that you can't make a decision. It can be caused by being too curious, having too much information, or being a perfectionist. But by taking action and letting go of perfectionism, you can beat analysis paralysis and make decision-making a breeze.
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