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Because staying stuck in a situation is easier than learning from the experience and coming out of the drama. My short-sightedness overpowers my drone view bringing misery to me and to the others around me. I should step aside from the scene and look at it objectively. It would be hard to watch the scene from a distance, but that is the only logical way to decide what is the best action.
Do not react, act in absoluteness.
Books I am reading on this: Meditations by Marcus Aurelius and Letters from a Stoic by Seneca (both half-read).