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The majority of what the Bhagavad Gita talks about is the adherence to duty. Once you have picked up a duty, one should never over analyze and use analysis-paralysis as an excuse for running away from doing great things. Why might this be a problem that the reader should be wary of? In considering this problem, you might liken another’s duty and how it is dislike yours. Does that mean you should not do your duty? Furthermore, why should you still do your own duty and not another’s, even if you can do another’s duty very well? Why would it be the case that trying to do another’s duty would be being caught up in the field of opposites? Also, why would this type of action lead to continual suffering?