Doesn't this lend itself to analysis paralysis? I floundered for a bit trying to figure out the next language I wanted to learn because I wanted it to be the m

Doesn't this lend itself to analysis paralysis? I floundered for a bit trying to figure out the next language I wanted to learn because I wanted it to be the most RIGHT language for my next experiments. I bounced from Lisp, to Python, to Java, to .NET framework, and finally gave up (no, had not even glanced at Ruby, sorry). I grabbed a copy of web2py to have at least a framework to build my next group of apps on. I am backtracking a little at a time and learning the rudimentaries of Python, but had I not just bit the bullet, I'd probably still be wondering in a digital daze. Once I get a few projects done, I may THEN be able to focus on reinventing the web2py wheel, but for now, I am settling for some accomplishments under my belt just to get a sense of some progress. Am I alone in this? Or is this commonplace for a certain subgroup?