I keep noticing the same moment in conversations: someone has a decision in front of them, but what...
I keep noticing the same moment in conversations: someone has a decision in front of them, but what they really want is a little space to think.
“Should I move?”
“Is it time to change jobs?”
“Should I take this relationship more seriously?”
A pros-and-cons list can help. So can talking to a friend. But sometimes the question stays unresolved because the hard part is not finding more information. It is finding a clear way to look at the information we already have.
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Big decisions are rare, life-shaping, and hard to undo, and they refuse to be solved like a sum
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Should you marry that person? Quit a steady career to retrain? Move across the country, away from aging parents? Sit with any of…
The first session ended at post 10. The design did not. I came back to it and, before writing a...
