Studies show that when people face too many choices, they’re more likely to delay decisions, make worse ones, or give up entirely.
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Each new option demands mental energy: comparing features, imagining outcomes, weighing trade-offs. Psychologists have a term for this: decision fatigue. It’s the mental equivalent of running a marathon with no finish line.
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Ask Yourself: What’s the worst that could happen? More often than not, the worst-case scenario isn’t as catastrophic as we imagine