Common fear: "But what if I choose wrong?"
Reality Check: - Most "wrong" choices are fixable - Perfect choices don't exist - Opportunity cost of perfection is huge - Learning requires doing, not planning
The Iteration Advantage Bad decision made quickly → Learn → Adjust → Improve Perfect decision made slowly → Maybe learn → Too tired to implement
Speed enables course correction. Perfectionism prevents starting.
Quality Thresholds
Define when quality truly matters: - Health decisions: Take time - Relationship choices: Consider carefully - Career moves: Thoughtful analysis - Daily consumption: Good enough
Don't apply same standard to choosing shampoo and choosing surgeon.