Title: Analysis Paralysis: What It Is and How to Avoid It | UserVoice
Headings: Analysis Paralysis: What It Is and How to Avoid It
Analysis Paralysis: What It Is and How to Avoid It
What Exactly is “Analysis Paralysis?”
But Why Do We Tend to Overthink Decisions?
How to Overcome Analysis Paralysis
1. Prioritize Your Decisions
2. Determine the Goal for Making Each Decision
3. Break Decisions into Smaller Steps
4. Forget Perfection
5. Put (Healthy) Pressure On Yourself or Your Team
TL:DR

Content: Sometimes, picking a “good-enough” decision is the best decision. Every decision you make will have its downsides. Don’t let this fact keep you from moving forward. 5. Put (Healthy) Pressure On Yourself or Your Team
If you’re one of the people who work better under pressure, enforce a deadline by which you must make the decision. If your team is involved, schedule a final meeting to discuss the issue. Make it clear that you’ll schedule no other sessions relating to it, and have at it. Sometimes a pressure-cooker is exactly what’s needed (just remember to bring snacks.) TL: DR
Analysis paralysis manifests itself in the inability to make a decision due to overthinking the available alternatives, possibilities and data.