Possibility Is Not Freedom

Options look like freedom.
Too many options feel like a prison.
More directions.
More ideas.
More ways to move.
It feels like abundance.
It is abundance.
Abundance is the problem.
Abundance without orientation is complexity.
If everything is possible,
nothing is clear.
If every direction stays open,
I am delaying choosing.
Delay has a cost.
My attention gets scattered.
My energy gets diluted.
My contribution diminishes the longer I wait.
A better question:
What can I contribute?
That question reduces the options.
It gives shape to the infinite.
Possibility is not freedom.
Freedom is in what I can let go.