A classic idea in philosophy is about a hungry donkey who’s in the middle of two haystacks. The donkey finds it hard to decide which haystack to go to, and so, it dies of starvation.
I call this indecision fatigue.
When you have too many equally good options, it’s hard to act. When this happens, flip a coin, ask a friend, take a shot, but act. It doesn’t matter which option you choose. What matters is that you choose.