"Analysis paralysis" results from spending too much time analyzing all of the possible choices we are faced with which then leads us to feeling stuck, often taking a longer time to make a decision than needed. Because we are faced with so many choices, we also begin to think that there must be a "perfect" choice to make, and so when we experience disappointment with our decision we assume we chose incorrectly. In contrast, studies show us that when we have less choices to pick from we often feel more satisfied in the final choice we make. So how can you apply this in your daily life?