Ann: Trading Halt, page-72

"Analysis Paralysis"
Reminds me of Mark Cuban a successful entrepreneur once opinioned on :

There is a big difference between an inventor and an entrepreneur. The inventors on Shark Tank suffer from analysis paralysis and lose potentially huge deals. They get so bogged down in the small details they cannot see the big picture of what can be. Mark Cuban says often “it is better to have 30% of a watermelon than 100% of a grape”. The true entrepreneur has depth of vision and can see almost instantly if something is a good deal or not. The cure for analysis paralysis is the depth of vision. Do not get caught up in the immediate details but look down the road to where it can lead. Too many people miss opportunity on day to day details. The entrepreneur looks for the destination not the curves and hills in the road to get there. Focus on the end result and don’t over analyze the small things, those get worked out. Cure the disease of analysis paralysis and enjoy the success you deserve.