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You know you should address that unknown, but until it's pressing, you tend to 'wait and see.' Not necessarily laziness — sometimes it's intuition that things might resolve on their own. You can endure uncertainty for a long time, but when the deadline arrives without resolution, stress hits suddenly.
💡 Did you know?
Decision delay research shows 'deferring decisions' has rational justification when information is incomplete — in ~23% of cases, waiting actually causes problems to dissolve or better options to appear. But chronic habitual delay correlates with post-decision regret at r=0.47.
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