Summary
This quote suggests that making a decision with the possibility of it being wrong is still better than being paralyzed by the fear of making any decision at all. Indecision can lead to a state of anxiety and uncertainty, often preventing progress or resolution. Instead, taking the risk of making a wrong decision allows for growth, learning, and the potential to course-correct if necessary. It encourages individuals to be proactive, face their fears, and embrace the possibility of failure as part of the journey towards making choices and moving forward.
Topics
Decisions
By Maimonides