According to the American Psychological Association, just over one-third of the population said making day-to-day decisions has been more stressful than before COVID, with those aged between 28 and 43 most affected by decision stress at 48%. , decision avoidance is fueled by an unwillingness to pay the price of considering alternatives, a desire to maintain the status quo, or the hope that they can blame someone else for the consequences of their indecision. But is decision avoidance how you want to behave when it comes to matters of eternity? A message by David Toscano