Sigh...
Starting something over you apparently didn't have control over, is a very difficult task, especially when you were never given any direction in the first place. You don't want to just jump right into it, because once you get started, it's hard to find your way back. If you start off by analyzing, you lose time. You get too caught up in the idea of 'well if i do this', that you never get to get where you are trying to get to. So, where do I begin?
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Analysis is only a stalling tactic if you let it be one. You can set a time-table for how long you are going to analyze the situation before you make a decision.
When that time is up, make a decision. The reality is, there aren't too many things in life that can't be recovered from, so even if you make the "wrong" choice, you can find your way back to the start and take on a new approach.
It may seem like then like time was wasted, but if you're paralyzed by making a decision, even more time will pass.
Giving yourself permission to try is important.
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