Economics
You calculate costs and weigh impacts for decisions.
You have been rewarded for your decision-making abilities.
The more decisions you make, the more context you realize there is to consider.
You find yourself in a state of analysis paralysis.
It is a decision-making purgatory where, "a little more data," and, "increased alignment," squelch genius ideas.
In the economics of decision-making, an essential component is missed.
When weighing costs, do you account for the concurrent cost of the time it takes to make a decision?
These are the economics of indecision.
Leaving these out of the equation is equal to examining the cost of something without considering the interest rate.
To coffee or not to coffee, that is the decision,
-Morning Cup