What often takes far longer than it needs to?
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. . .here are my thoughts.
What often takes far longer than it needs to?
We need to stop worrying about always making the best choice. Good enough is good enough! There’s that popular saying (or some BS mantra I made up):
“If it won’t matter next year, it doesn’t matter now.”
We’re too often paralyzed by the Paradox of Choice. Should you buy the pink or ultramarine Apple iPhone 16 Plus? Before you’re done putting all your apps in their optimal locations on your pretty pink phone, you’ve already forgotten the other color options. Making the best choice is too often a huge waste of time. Take the image above this 200-word paragraph. I have virtually countless options of free photos to choose from. To find the absolute perfect photo, I could spend as much time perusing as some might doomscrolling through Facebook’s infinite feed. But I’m not looking for perfection. I need “good enough.” About 20 photos load before I must tap a button to populate more. Once I find a picture that’s about 75% of what I’m looking for, I push that button one final time. If a better image appears in that next batch, I use it instead. Otherwise, 75% is perfect.