The Availability Heuristic indicates that you assess the likelihood of events based on how easily examples come to mind, which can lead to overestimating the frequency of dramatic but rare occurrences.
This may increase your risk aversion, leading to missed many opportunities.
To counteract this bias, it's essential to first list out what you believe will happen for each action you plan to undertake.
Then, seek out what others believe will happen, especially those who have undertaken similar actions.
With available information from multiple view points, you can more accurately assess risks and benefits, leading to choices that better reflect reality and support your success.