I need to make a decision about {describe your decision}. I'm struggling with overthinking and wanting perfect information. Create a structured decision timeline with specific deadlines for:
1) gathering essential information,
2) consulting key stakeholders,
3) weighing options,
4) committing to a final choice.
For each stage, suggest what 'good enough' looks like so I know when to move forward.
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Guide me through making a decision with long-term thinking. I'm considering {describe decision}. First, help me analyze the immediate impacts of each option I could take. Then, prompt me to consider (a) the second-order effects 1–2 years from now, and (b) third-order effects 5+ years from now. Ask me questions about potential ripple effects on my team, customers, and business model. After our...
Help me create a decision dashboard for my role as {your position}. First, ask me about the key areas I'm responsible for and what successful outcomes look like in each area. Then, suggest 7–10 specific metrics I should track regularly to make better decisions. For each metric, explain why it matters and what thresholds should trigger different actions. Include both leading indicators (that...
Help me create a set of decision-making principles for my business. Ask me questions, one at a time, about my values, long-term vision, and what success looks like to me. After each response, dig deeper with a follow-up question. Once we've explored several areas, present 5 clear decision principles I can use when facing tough choices. Format each principle as a simple statement that I can...
Help me identify which decisions I should make personally versus delegate. First, ask me about my current decision-making workload and team structure. Then create a decision matrix with four categories: 1) Critical decisions I must make myself 2) Decisions I should provide input on but let others finalize 3) Decisions others should make but inform me about 4) Decisions others can make...
Based on what you know about me and my business, which assumptions in my approach are most likely to fail? Consider areas like {market timing, customer needs, resource allocation}. For each risky assumption, suggest a small, low-cost and low-effort experiment I could run this week to test if I'm right or wrong. Be specific about what signals would confirm or disprove my assumption.