We're drowning in a sea of information. With so much information available at our fingertips and compelling arguments competing and contradicting each other, it can be overwhelming. Too much information leads to indecision out of fear that our choice will not be the perfect choice. Consider for a moment that the pursuit of more information is evidence of the lack of trust you have in yourself and your ability to handle whatever comes next. The truth is you will never be able to know enough or predict enough to determine if the action you're taking is the "right" one or will give you the "right" results. You can only take the best course of action with the information you have available to you right now. And sometimes, you won't get more or better information until you've taken an action. You don't need more information. You need more action aligned with your values and vision for the future and you need trust and faith that you've got this.
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8moIt is definitely easy to get caught up in constantly absorbing more information. I'm definitely guilty of always wanting to learn.