Behavior, Attitude, & Approach - Choices & Decisions

used to suggest that it is often better to choose or settle for something that may not be ideal but is familiar or known, rather than taking a chance on something unknown or uncertain

used to imply that people are more willing to bear the weight of a task or responsibility that they have willingly taken on, as opposed to something that has been imposed on them

used to suggest that when faced with a choice or decision, one should make a clear decision and commit to it, rather than being indecisive

used to advise that it is better to take one's time and carefully consider one's options before making a decision, and once a decision has been made, to fully commit to it

used to imply that delaying or hesitating can result in missed opportunities or negative consequences, and that being decisive and taking action is important for achieving success

used to emphasize that sometimes the less obvious or less flashy option is actually the better choice