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Over-thinking a reversible choice and under-thinking a permanent one are the same mistake in different directions. Decision Check asks four questions about cost, consequence, missing information and how long you've been carrying it — then tells you which of those you're doing.
It will not rank your options or tell you what to choose. Nothing you enter is stored or sent anywhere.
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Four questions to work out how much process your decision actually deserves. It won't tell you what to choose — nothing here leaves your browser.
Answer all four to see what this decision needs from you.
Decide now
Cheap to reverse and limited in consequence. Acting produces better information than analysing, and the deliberation is the expensive part.
Get the information first
One obtainable fact would change your answer. Getting it beats another round of comparing options you already understand.
Run a reversible test
Real stakes, but you can still unwind it. The smallest honest version of the move tells you what no amount of thinking will.
Worth rehearsing properly
Hard to reverse and high consequence. Name the trade-off, separate facts from assumptions, and rehearse the paths before you commit.