The unappreciated choice

 

You have a decision to make. You weigh the options in hopes of making an informed decision (or informed refusal). 

• The decision can be difficult
  
• Maybe you don't like the answer or outcome
  
• Maybe you feel like you don't have enough information to render a decision yet
  

Enter analysis paralysis

Consider this: *Not* deciding is also a decision. 

Why? There will always be an outcome. The absence of a decision is often the unappreciated choice in a scenario.

Consider this when you might come across time when analysis paralysis sets in:

No decision is a decision in and of itself