The Choice Paradox
The more choices you have, the less happy you are with your final choice.
More choices create more opportunity costs and thoughts of, "I wonder if...?"
To overcome:
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Alex Broganx.comThe Choice Paradox The more choices you have, the less happy you are with your final choice. More choices create more opportunity costs and thoughts of, "I wonder if...?" To overcome: Remember that there are infinite ways to achieve a goal, embrace the one you've chosen.
The idea of having a choice is exciting. It empowers me. I feel in control. The reality, however, is often paralysis. I may feel anxious, tired, or indifferent. I wish someone would just choose for me.
Gary Basin • Choice is like junk food
As Kierkegaard said, life can only be understood backwards but must be lived forward.
There is no “right” path if you don’t choose any of the possible paths.
Only when you choose and start taking steps can you get some feedback from life by seeing how your path is unraveling.
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instagram.combeing happy and getting what you want are not about future risks and unknowns or whether you picked the right alternatives; it’s about how you choose and how you live your choices once they’re made.