Dean Graziosi argues that wasted time from indecision costs more than a wrong call. Ask the right questions to get clear enough, then decide and handle what comes. Waiting for perfect certainty is the real mistake.
The most successful people I know have mastered one underrated skill. They're decisive, not reckless, not impulsive. Decisive. They understand something most people don't. Wasted time costs you more than being wrong. So they don't wait for the perfect clarity, the perfect certainty before they move. They know which questions to ask to get enough clarity to move forward, to act. And then they trust themselves to handle it if it goes wrong. Here's the uncomfortable truth. The cost of indecision is invisible. Well, until it isn't.
