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You're lying awake at 3 AM, replaying the same decision for the hundredth time. Should you take the job? End the relationship? Move across the country? The mental pro/con list has become so familiar you could recite it like a prayer. Meanwhile, your brain churns relentlessly, searching for signs in everything from coffee shop conversations to fortune cookies. This isn't just indecision-it's a modern epidemic of choice paralysis. Here's the startling reality: adults make roughly 35,000 decisions daily, yet the important ones freeze us completely. We've become obsessed with certainty, demanding to see the entire staircase before taking the first step. But what if the way we make decisions matters as much as the decisions themselves? What if our constant need for clarity reveals an addiction-to control, to approval, to knowing outcomes before they unfold? The sleepless nights aren't just about the choice ahead; they're about the noise within, the whispered chaos drowning out our own wisdom.