Decision Sheet
A one-page sheet for weighing a single yes-or-no decision. Frame the question and a deadline, lay the reasons for and against in two side-by-side columns, then answer two gut-check prompts before you commit. There's no scoring to tally — just honest reasoning and a decision you can point back to, with a date to revisit it. Leave lines blank to keep thinking on paper.
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Best for: Talking yourself through a hard call instead of circling it in your head.
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