Catastrophic decisions are rarely as bad as they sound. You lose time and resources resolving them, maybe lose some customers, and possibly even data. Yes, this

Catastrophic decisions are rarely as bad as they sound. You lose time and resources resolving them, maybe lose some customers, and possibly even data. Yes, this sucks. You also learn a valuable lesson. This makes your team stronger. Much worse is a series of mediocre decisions that you can live with, but compound over time to slow you down. You never really learn what's going wrong, your team doesn't improve. Give me the former, painful though it may be in the moment.