There's nothing wrong with thinking and taking some time to really make your decisions correctly. But if there's something that you think could genuinely benefit you but you're scared and you've been thinking about it for months, for instance, maybe it's a really cheap online course for literally about $40 or something like that. You've been putting it off for months. Let's say as well you even work a good job that pays well but you're still thinking about it. That's not good… Let me further tell you why this isn't the lesson that I've learned. Whenever I was younger I saw this make money online program: The Real World. I was interested but I literally delayed joining for over a year! And if I had of taken action earlier I would be in a much better place right now. It was only about $40, I believe, $40-something a month, something around that, which is so cheap even for a 15 year old. I was going out every day with my friends and was buying energy drinks, snacks and garbage like that and I could have been investing in my education instead of thinking about it. I just want to say though if there's something that you're putting off and it doesn't have to be financial, it can be anything, then simply just turn off your brain when in doubt and just try. If there's something that's such low risk and not cheap, that doesn't have a big investment financially, mentally, or time-wise, you may as well just try instead of thinking about it. There's no better way to find out something than to actually be there experiencing it. It's like a lot of people think about starting their content creation on YouTube, for instance. Thinking about it isn't gonna help you. The real way you can get experience is by recording your first video and 24 hours from now or something like that. Instead people will delay it and think, "I need to get the perfect video, need to write the perfect script, need to have the perfect editing," and then they'll delay for three weeks, and then they may make that video.