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Core Argument - Indecisiveness is an increasing problem on both personal and societal levels, leading to negative outcomes [1] - Analysis paralysis, exacerbated by social media and an abundance of choices, contributes to indecisiveness [1] - The fear of imperfection and tying ego to decisions further hinders the ability to make choices [1][2] - Overthinking and failing to act in a timely manner can have devastating consequences, as illustrated by the example of bullying and the story of Drake Hardman [3][4][5] Supporting Evidence & Studies - A 2018 study showed that increased indecision correlates with a faster and greater increase in regret [1] - A study showed that when presented with six jams, 30% of customers made a purchase, but when presented with 24 jams, only 6% did [1] - The US Department of Education reports that 80% of students witness bullying, but only 15% take action [3] - A study showed that bullying can be stopped within 10 seconds of direct intervention in over half the cases [4] Proposed Solutions & Insights - Recognizing that the brain makes decisions seconds before conscious awareness can help in trusting initial instincts [8][9] - Committing to a decision, even if imperfect, is better than inaction and overthinking [13][14][15] - Embracing imperfection and being compassionate towards mistakes is crucial for making strong decisions [15] - Creating a world where choices don't have to be perfect empowers individuals to make decisions without fear [16]