Generate a Personal Decision-Making Checklist for High-Stakes Choices

You make important decisions fast or under pressure and regret them later. This generates five to seven checklist questions you can run before committing to anything significant, each answerable in under a minute and built to surface a blind spot, without tipping into paralysis. A reusable brake for the choices that actually matter.

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You tend to make important decisions quickly or under pressure and often regret it later. You want a short, reusable checklist you can run through before committing to any significant decision.
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1. Generate five to seven checklist questions that slow down reactive decision-making without becoming a paralysis tool
2. Each question should take under sixty seconds to answer and reveal a potential blind spot
3. Include one question that checks emotional state: am I deciding from fear, from pressure, or from clear thinking?
4. Include one question that checks reversibility: how hard is it to undo this if I am wrong?
5. Order the questions so the most important reveal comes first
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- Checklist: five to seven numbered questions, each under twenty words
- One-sentence note on when to use it
- Length: 150 to 220 words
- Tone: practical and direct
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