Thinking Room Decision Compass FREE to Download

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Most people who are stuck on a decision aren't stuck because they lack information. They've done the research. They've made the list. They've asked people they trust.

What's actually happening is something different and this checklist is designed to help you see it clearly.

The Thinking Room Decision Compass works through four stages: getting clear on what you're actually deciding, noticing what's really driving it, checking it against what matter to you, and taking the first move.

Print it. Write on it. Be honest rather than sensible in your answers.

If you work through it and something shifts - great. If you work through it and find yourself up against something it can't quite reach, the guide goes further.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this just another pros and cons list?
No. Pros and const lists tell you what you already know. This works on what's underneath. Whose voices are running in your hear, what you're actually afraid of, and whether you're looking for information or permission. 
Do I need to have read anything else first?
Nothing. This stands alone. Work through it with one specific decision in mind.
How long does it take?
Fifteen to twenty minutes if you give it proper attention. Less if you rush it, but rushing it defeats the point.
What if I'm still stuck after working through it?
That's useful information. It usually means the obstacle is something deeper than process - a pattern rather than a problem. The guide goes into that properly. There's also a workshop if you want to work through it with someone.W
Who is this for?
Anyone carrying a decision that keeps being picked up and put back down. It's been used by people in their thirties through to their eighties, in all kinds of situations. The common thread isn't the type of decision - it's the loop.
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A four-stage PDF checklist you can download, print and write on.

Stage one helps you get clear on what you're actually deciding - because it's often not what you think it is. Stage Two helps you see what's really driving it. Stage Three checks it against what actually matters to you. Stage Four gets you moving.

Each question has an explanation underneath it, so it does useful work even if you never pick up a pen.

Fifteen to twenty minutes. One specific decision. Honest answers only.