In our 20s, my husband had a friend that investigated what the right choice for the stereo of his dreams would be. He couldn't make himself buy it because, what if something better came out. Then he would have missed his opportunity to get the best. He did the same thing with buying a computer which, at the time, were being upgraded a few times per year. It seemed so sad to me.
This is the lesson I learned from our friend: Enjoy the choice I make. Don't second guess myself. It doesn't have to be the best because that is never attainable. If I focus on the positive aspects of why my choice was a good decision, then I more likely to feel the delight in my choice.
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