I run into the luxury problem of „too many choices“ all the time, either resulting in being overwhelmed or never checking out stuff I bought and using regular old stuff instead.
Last weekend, I was quite inspired by VenusTheory's video about choice paralysis where he and others basically came to the unanimous conclusion that creativity is sparked best by having to work around constraints.
I have a list of my favourite basic plugins (and the ones I want to be favourites 🙄) and their CPU usage and other info anyway, so I had the idea of creating a bunch of different mixing „environments“ where I group plugins by what fits together in terms of aesthetics or sound signature.
Every one of those environments could only have a limited number of plugins of each type (like, two „fast“ and two „slow“ or bus compressors and what not) and all the environments are built so I'll have to work around limitations and find clever or at least more complicated solutions.
I‘m very much looking forward to doing the same with synths and sample libraries once I find the time.