Own The Chair · Decision worksheet
Pros & Cons Wheel
When a decision only lives in your head, it tends to go in circles. Every option starts to blur together, the loudest worry wins, and it's hard to tell what you actually want from what you're afraid of.
Putting your options down on paper changes that. You slow down, see each option side by side, and weigh them against the things that truly matter to you. Patterns show up, your gut gets a voice, and the choice becomes clearer and easier to stand behind.
This worksheet walks you through it: choose what matters, rate each option, reflect on what stands out, and leave with one small step you can take this week.
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Start your decision assessment
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Begin Decision AssessmentBelow is a preview of the assessment you'll work through.
What am I deciding?
Write the decision as a question.
Choose what matters in this decision
These are the categories you'll rate every option on. Keep the suggested ones, rename any of them, remove what doesn't apply, or add your own. Under each name, describe what a 1 and a 10 look like, so a 10 is always the best result for you.
Rate and weigh each option
Click or drag inside each slice of the wheel, or use the sliders. Each category shows what a 1 and a 10 mean. Leave a slider at 0 if you can't say yet; unrated categories don't count toward the fit.
For each category, ask yourself: how confident am I that this option does well here?
Compare side by side
Each option's fit is based on the average of the categories you rated, so a half-rated option isn't penalized. Click a small wheel to jump to that option, or open the full scorecard to see every rating side by side. Use the scores as a guide; if the numbers and your gut disagree, explore why.
What do the scores mean?Low, mixed, good and strong fit explained
Full scorecardEvery rating, side by side
Choose your next step
Bring it back to what you want. You don't need the whole answer today, just the next honest step.