You can wait and see what new details emerge. I love this strategy because it often challenges your assumptions. Waiting isn’t doing nothing—it’s watching, learning, and checking if the landscape is what you thought it was.

You can be decisive and make peace with the choice, knowing it’s the best decision you can make in this moment, even if the outcome isn’t what you wanted.

Avoidance—not wanting to feel uncertainty—is another option. It’s sneaky, because you can convince yourself you’re waiting, when in reality you’re hiding. Or you can double down on a bad choice just to avoid admitting you were wrong.

Uncertainty is fine. Still, you have a choice.