Cutting Through Indecision and Overthinking

Cutting Through Indecision and Overthinking
Thinking through a decision is a good idea. Overthinking until the possibilities seem impossibly complex, however, is not. Jacob Lund/Shutterstock
Leo Babauta
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I’ve been working with a few people who are very intelligent, very competent, and very talented—but they get stuck in indecision and analysis paralysis.

In effect, overthinking and getting lost in endless options reduces their effectiveness by producing inaction.

Leo Babauta
Leo Babauta
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Leo Babauta is the author of six books and the writer of Zen Habits, a blog with over 2 million subscribers. Visit ZenHabits.net
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