14(e) Over-Analyzing, Overthinking, Procrastinating, Postponement, Irresolution, Indecisiveness

If you analyze stuff long enough, you’ll eventually break ideas down to the quantum level where nothing makes sense and there’s no longer any meaning to anything. And then when you try to put it all back together again, you realize the pieces just don’t fit anymore. Worse, you realize that the pieces never fit in the first place. And then you’re left with a heap of broken ideas and beliefs that are shattered beyond repair (P.S. Baber, Cassie Draws the Universe)

“To think or not to think? That is the new question.”
― Nadina Boun, The Thinking Man, Paralysis by Analysis

Over Analyzing Quotes

Analysis quotes

Jordan Peterson – People Who Overanalyse

How to Stop Overthinking

Quit thinking

Give Up Your Conclusions | Sadhguru

Psychologists Explain How To Stop Overthinking Everything

What if You Stopped Thinking All the Time? – Wim Hof


You may delay, but time will not

Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone

Life always begins with one step outside of your comfort zone

Procrastination quotes

Stop Procrastinating

Eliminate Procrastination By Asking Two Incredibly Simple Questions

I ASSURE YOU, IT WILL MAKE YOU RICH | SADHGURU | MILLIONAIRE HABITS


Apps to cure procrastination:

pomodoro.cc

PomoDoneApp

Habitica

Carrot


Waiting hurts. Forgetting hurts. But not knowing which decision to take can sometimes be the most painful

Action cures fear. Indecision, postponement, on the other hand, fertilize fear

Indecision quotes


Engines / Apps to cure indecision:

AirFocus – prioritize tasks

Yelp and Eater – where to eat

Wirecutter – which electronics / housewares to buy

Setapp – which software to use

Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant – decide between two low-stakes options


May also be related to Hypothesizing, Guessing, Laziness


May be related to 1(e) Estimation, 2(e) Confusion, 2(f) Categorical Thinking, 4(e) Protection, 7(e) Stubbornness, 12(e) Amusement, 13(e) Over-confidence, 14(g) Being Stuck, 19(f) Self Abasement, 24(e) Sadness

Incompatible with 2(c) Enlightenment, 4(a) Resoluteness, 15(c) Self Awareness, …

Often confused with 14(d) Decision Making

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