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People that feel bored often suffer from 'paralysis analysis': The desire to do the right thing the right way can prevent them from getting started. They easily lose sight of their goal.

To avoid this, once you have some goals in mind, try to just do it**

This bias is intentionally limiting your diligence to avoid decision paralysis since everything is more complicated if you dig deep enough.

At some point, decisions have to be made, which means you won't know everything and be okay with that.

The opposite problem, but one that is seen surprisingly often: having so much conflicting information that it is impossible to see ‘the wood for the trees’.

This is sometimes called analysis paralysis , and is also used as a tactic to delay organisational decision-making, with tho...