Really recommend people think deeply about this topic. The author makes a great point which I totally resonate with (having had many of the same issues). It took too long for me to figure out that putting out alternative ideas for consideration was 'good' but actively campaigning against 'bad' ideas was a problem. (both for me and for the team).

The key for me was recognizing that when it wasn't my decision to make, there was no value in me being overly invested in the outcome. Instead I could positively surface the challenges as I saw them, and let go of the decision.