Because somehow making that change feels like more of an active decision than not making the change, even if in sort of a economist framework, I'm making a decision every day to go into work.

Now, when we talk about analysis paralysis, it's something that we really want to avoid because there's nothing productive about it.

And it can cause anxiety too.

It's a situation where you get hung up on decisions for two reasons.

One is that you're kind of overwhelmed by the options.

There are just too many possible choices.

You don't know how to evaluate them.

Or if I sell something, what am I going to do with it? Would love to kind of hear your 30 second take on selling stocks.