Name the options before drawing
Choose a decision you can describe simply, such as joining a class now or waiting until next month. Write option A and option B in your own notebook. Note a practical constraint, such as time or cost, before looking at any card. You do not need to enter private details on this site.
Give each position one job
Use the “Two options” practice. Read the cards from left to right using the positions below; the third card does not announce a winner.
| Position | Question to explore |
|---|---|
| Option A | What would I like to understand about taking this path? |
| Option B | What would I like to understand about the alternative? |
| Before deciding | What fact, conversation or constraint should I check? |
Compare the same things
- List one possible benefit and one difficulty for each option.
- Check actual costs, timing and the people involved separately.
- Keep waiting or a third option available if neither path fits.
Turn the reflection into a check
Suppose one image suggests movement and another rest. That may help you notice your preferences, but it does not establish which course is right. Ask about the timetable, then decide using the facts and your priorities.
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