You don’t struggle with decisions.

You drag them.

Open loop.
Revisit.
Delay.

Then you default to the easiest option.

That’s the loop:

Overthink.
Delay.
Settle.

The belief breaking you:

“Good decisions take time.”

No.

Indecision takes time.

Good decisions come fast - then get executed.

The shift:

You don’t need more information.

You need a filter that forces closure.

I used to spend hours on small decisions.

When to train.
What to work on.
Whether to start.

By the time I “decided,” my energy was gone.

So I built a 3-minute filter.

Same inputs.
Faster output.

First week using it:

Nothing new added.

Just removed delay.

Here’s the exact weekly system:

One rule:

If it takes longer than 3 minutes - you’re avoiding, not deciding.

Expectation:

You will feel rushed.

Good.

That’s hesitation getting cut off.