Over-thinking and perfectionism can hinder effective decision-making, leading individuals to spend excessive time on simple tasks. Embracing a temporary solution mindset allows for quicker decisions by viewing the current choice as just the initial version. This perspective aids in overcoming the perfectionism associated with 'forever-ism.' Additionally, reducing the number of must-have criteria when making decisions can help facilitate swifter outcomes. Creating flexibility in decision-making processes improves overall efficiency and helps avoid detrimental delays due to indecision.
Being an over-thinker or perfectionist can sometimes slow down decision-making. Shifting to a "temporary solution" mindset can help people make good decisions faster.
What’s good enough for right now? Think of today’s solution as Version 1. Apple couldn’t make the current iPhone without making all the earlier versions.
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