Where it may have started with the bigger things, one day, you may realize you’ve been standing in the breakfast cereal aisle, unable to decide which one to pick,” said life coach and entrepreneur ...

But fewer people are familiar with a related and similarly potent force: FOBO. If you’re someone who agonizes over every big and small decision (even after the choice has been made), then you ...

But when you become an adult, you may experience FOBO. From simple things like which new phone to buy to what to cook for dinner, you may feel stuck. McGinnis notes that this is because when you ...

Like Fomo, Fobo’s anxious sibling ... while only 3% of the other group made a purchase. In other words, when we are overwhelmed with choice, we are less likely to make a decision at all.

But fewer people are familiar with a related and similarly potent force: FOBO. If you’re someone who agonizes over every big and small decision (even after the choice has been made), then you’re ...