I remember seeing a talk by Rob Bowman (Director of X-Files) saying he was so flustered in the early days being asked to make decisions as small as "which colour dress, red or blue?" But he realised that as director, it's his job to make a decision, a timely decision, and that it doesn't always have to be the RIGHT decision, but A decision. That really helped me try and get past the fear of making a decision because it might be wrong.
I remember seeing a talk by Rob Bowman (Director of X-Files) saying he was so flustered in the early days being asked to make decisions as small as "which colour dress, red or blue?" But he realised that as director, it's his job to make a decision, a timely decision, and that it doesn't always have to be the RIGHT decision, but A decision. That really helped me try and get past the fear of making a decision because it might be wrong.
That's an excellent example!
It's extremely fast to get into an analysis paralysis situation, especially with the sheer amount of decisions that we need to make daily.
Thank you for sharing Dara!