Straight Shooter (from another angle)

I'm gradually changing my approach to decision-making. I use to look for the best option. I would weight every aspect of a decision twice or thrice before testing my opinion on a decision. It would create long decision-making periods, anxiety and doubt. You should have seen me picking a computer - thank God, I'm limited to a single supplier.

But now, I try to settle more quickly with a choice that satisfies me. I no longer look for "the best", I look for "good enough". I make quicker decision and I'm generally happy with them. I go on with my life and enjoy the choice I made. It means less anxiety and the pleasure that I miss, I'm unaware of it since I don't know all the options. But won't it always be the case anyway?

This article in The Guardian seems to suggest that I'm right.