You’re not stuck. You’re undecided.

Most people who say they’re stuck aren’t out of options. They’re just refusing to commit to one.

"I don’t know which path to take." Translation: "I’m scared to be wrong."

But here’s the truth: You can adjust a moving car. You can’t steer a parked one.

Indecision Feels Safe. It’s Not.

Sitting on the fence feels smart. You’re not failing. You’re "thinking."

But indecision is a silent killer. It drains momentum. It breeds self-doubt. It rots your time.

Waiting for clarity is like waiting for muscles before you hit the gym. You don’t find your way by waiting. You find it by walking.

The Real Risk Is Inaction

You’re afraid of picking wrong? Newsflash: Not picking is wrong.

Every day you delay?

• You lose learning cycles

• You miss data from doing

• You reinforce paralysis

Speed doesn’t kill. Stalling does.

No decision is worse than a wrong one—because you learn nothing. A wrong path gives you feedback. No path gives you regrets.

Why We Avoid Deciding

Because decisions create commitment. Commitment demands effort. And effort exposes us.

If you commit and fail? You can’t hide behind theory. But here’s the twist: That exposure is what builds power.

The best performers aren’t the best thinkers. They’re the best deciders. They move first and refine after.

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