How do you avoid the shiny object syndrome?

I have a gift for each of them, but the ostrich syndrome is in effect.

The key is to not get shinny object syndrome and move away from what you've decided is your best strategy. 

I'll admit shiny object syndrome influenced my next purchase a bit.

Shiny object syndrome aside, its been a journey browsing the million different ways to get rich off real estate.

Don't have shiny object syndrome before you do your first deal or two.

What you see in these forums is what I call the #BPBP Syndrome (the BiggerPockets Bi-Polar Syndrome).

Also, and not to suffer from “shiny object syndrome” but over the last 3-4 years have been in negotiation with venue rentals but have not created the deal that made sense to pull the trigger just yet.My Why: Short term; to not be reliant on “the man.”

If it's because of tired landlord syndrome then I'd just raise the rents to market when the leases expire. 

The other thing that I'm seeing at work is the "pretty pony" syndrome.