THINK CLEARLY
Make Hard Decisions With Confidence
A simple framework that turns a hard decision into a clear yes or no, so you stop overthinking and start moving.
What it solves
When you keep circling the same two to four options, more thinking only adds second-guessing. This framework walks you through weighted scoring with AI: pick five to seven criteria, weight them, score each option, then stress-test the winner, so you land on a logical decision, write down why, and take the first action today.
What this is worth: Strategy consultants charge $150 to $300 an hour for this thinking.
What is inside
- Option list that cuts the field to your two to four real finalists
- AI prompt that suggests five to seven criteria to drive the choice
- Weighting step that rates each criterion 0 to 10 by how much it matters
- Scoring table that multiplies each option's scores by the weights and totals them
- Devil's advocate stress test to find the assumptions that could flip the result
- One-line decision statement with your reason, followed by a first concrete action today
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Instant download with a copy-paste AI prompt. Yours to keep.
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Questions, answered
The framework is built around one. You need a free Claude or ChatGPT account, and the file gives you the prompts to suggest criteria, score and total each option in a table, and play devil's advocate.
The file treats the top score as a strong signal, not a command. Read the reasons behind the numbers, run the stress test, and if a small change flips the winner, dig into that factor and adjust where the challenge is fair.
Weighting is what makes it objective. The file says unweighted criteria are just an opinion list, so you give your most important criterion a 10, the least a low number, and avoid making them all equal.
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