1. Start.

Pick an option early and fully commit to it.

Overanalyzing a problem isn't going to help anything. It's just going to bring up new complications, force you to second-guess yourself, and possibly double back on a decision you've already made. 

1. Turn uncertainty into action: If you want to progress, allow yourself to feel uncertainty.
2. Focus on your vision and on things that you can control.
3. Decide and commit: Take the first step, make that decision and stick to it.
4. Resolve to change

• Getting good at starting a difficult task is a powerful skill to acquire, and if we can just start the task, half the battle is won already.
• Fear, stress, uncertainty and a feeling of inadequacy make it hard to start a big task.

We need to shift our thinking and take ...