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Breaking through analysis paralysis: 13 tools and techniques for making progress when you have hoarding disorder

Breaking through analysis paralysis: 13 tools and techniques for making progress when you have hoarding disorder

Update: 2024-06-14
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Today, I focus on the dreaded "analysis paralysis" and how it affects individuals with hoarding disorder. I discuss practical strategies for making decisions easier and breaking through the overwhelming feeling of being stuck in the decision-making process. From setting time limits to reframing fear, I will talk you through the steps to overcoming paralysis and perfectionism.


  • Analysis Paralysis and Hoarding Disorder

  • Definition of analysis paralysis

  • Overwhelmed by options and freezing due to overanalysing

  • Negative impact of perfectionism and fear of uncertainty on decision-making

  • Feeling overwhelmed by choices

  • Getting stuck in overanalysing

  • Impact of perfectionism on decision-making

  • Fear of uncertainty hindering progress

  • Strategies to Overcome Analysis Paralysis

  • Using systems or rules to make decisions easier

  • Setting time limits to create focus and reduce overwhelm

  • Practicing with small decisions to build confidence

  • Grounding oneself in the present and breaking tasks into smaller chunks

  • Having a decision-making framework or process to aid in breaking through analysis paralysis

  • Techniques such as pros and cons lists, cost benefit analysis, and setting rules to make decisions easier

  • Importance of setting criteria to aid decision-making

  • Making use of time limits to create focus

  • Building confidence through practicing with small decisions

  • Breaking tasks into smaller, more manageable chunks

  • Prioritising Progress Over Perfection

  • Encouragement to start small, even if something seems impossible or too difficult

  • Strategic questions, setting a timer, joining an accountability group, and focusing on the present moment to overcome paralysis and perfectionism

  • Emphasising the importance of progress over perfection

  • Starting with small, achievable goals

  • Using strategic questions and setting timers for focus

  • Utilising support systems like accountability groups

  • The emphasis on progress over perfection

  • Overcoming analysis paralysis through implementing systems.

  • Overcome perfectionism and fear by taking action.

  • Refocus on positive possibilities to overcome fear.

  • Focus on 20-minute tasks to avoid overwhelm.

  • Start with small decisions to build confidence.

  • Focus on the present, break tasks down.

  • Focusing on first step, making decisions easier.

  • Simplify decision-making process to ease overthinking.

  • Overcome perfectionism and fear of uncertainty by taking action and learning as you go.

  • Changing mindset from fear to possibility, reframing challenges and gaining perspective.

  • Focusing on 20-minute tasks helps with overwhelm and promotes action.

  • Start small, build confidence to overcome hoarding.

  • Focus on the present, break tasks into smaller chunks.

  • Start with first step, use decision making framework to break through analysis paralysis.

  • Tips for overcoming paralysis and overthinking: use pros and cons lists, cost benefit analysis, and practice to build confidence.

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Breaking through analysis paralysis: 13 tools and techniques for making progress when you have hoarding disorder

Breaking through analysis paralysis: 13 tools and techniques for making progress when you have hoarding disorder

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