A decision you can revisit

Original practical exercise

1. Name the choice

   Write exactly what you are deciding and when an answer is needed. Avoid turning one reversible choice into a verdict on your entire future.

2. Define the experiment

   Choose a small version you can try. State what you want to learn and what would make you stop.

3. Set a review point

   Choose when to look at the result. Until then, gather observations rather than changing the plan after every small feeling.

4. Keep or revise

   Compare the result with your question. Continue, adjust, or stop, and note the reason.

Take a moment

What would count as useful information from this test?