It's a fine balance, taking enough time and consideration to make smart choices, but not over analysing everything to the 10th degree to work out all the reasons not to make a choice at all.
You can race head long into an unmitigated disaster, thinking that everything is rosy simply because you didn't check that the whole thing was about to come tumbling down. Or you can be left on the dock, waving away the opportunity of a lifetime because you couldn't work out whether the ticket would really give you the returns you were searching for.
Thing is, choices end up being your call. No matter how much research and effort you put in, you always end up having to say yes or no on a gut feeling. There always is going to be risk.
Unless of course, you decide not to decide at all.
Then you have to decide how you will deal with all the 'what if' questions that will keep floating around your head.
See, you'll have to decide anyway.
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