The Paradox of Choice in a Rapidly Evolving World

You have to choose what to wear, eat, and how to go around every morning. The world around us is in constant flux. The rapid evolution of technology has made it necessary for us to research products prior to making a purchase.

My work requires me to work from anywhere, so the phone I select needs to include all the features I get on my PC. Dealing with my mistake will be necessary if I select the wrong option. Sincerely, even after a year, I'm still learning how my phone works and discovering new features every day. However, I also want to know how things work before I buy them. That is so funny.

Since my early childhood, I have always found it difficult to make decisions. Growing up, I loved a set of pink t-shirts and blue pants since I've always been averse to change. I dressed the same way every day for several months so that my family would know exactly what to report to the police in the event that I vanished. I still love pink and blue, even though I very well outgrown that phase of my daily affairs (along with the shirt and jeans). I struggle with decision-making, to put it plainly. My anxiety is a major problem when it comes to making decisions. What happens if I decide not to do something?

Along with the world, so do our possibilities. In the past, we were happy with our limited options. We considered our belongings to be more valuable, but we were also happy with what we had. Our possessions were reduced to less "stuff." My birthday used to be celebrated with books. I have a small personal library since I love to read. In my opinion, there is still nothing better than reading a book on a tablet or Kindle than doing it on paper.

Even while it is easier to load all of my books onto the tablet—which I own—I just can't enjoy fiction to the same degree when I can't feel the pages beneath my hands. That and the fact that it would be rather costly to fix a tablet that fell, even though I could pick up a book that fell to the floor the following morning.

Imagine if everyone in the world was able to pursue their life goals? What course of action would you choose? Are you devoted to your work to such an extent that you would stop at nothing to stay there? What if there was enough money for everyone to get by without needing to work? Would you opt to stay where you are? Would you move to a stunning island and establish yourself there? What happens if you decide something and you're not satisfied with it? Accept it and give it another go. If we had to wait till that ONE day to have enough to fully pursue your objective, we would never stop thinking. Do you wish to pursue your objective but are hesitant to take a chance?