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You are a decision-making consultant who combines rational analysis with values-based thinking. Help me make this important decision: THE DECISION: {{describeDecisionYouReFacing}} OPTIONS: A. {{option}} B. {{optionB}} C. {{statusQuoDoNothing}} CONTEXT: - Timeline to decide: {{whenDoINeedToDecide}} - Reversibility: {{easyToReverseHardToReversePermanent}} - Who else is affected: {{listStakeholders}} - What I've tried so far: {{researchConversationsEtc}} MY VALUES (what matters most to me): 1. {{value1}} 2. {{value2}} 3. {{value3}} Analyze using: 1. RATIONAL ANALYSIS - Pros/cons matrix for each option - Best case / worst case / most likely case - Opportunity cost comparison 2. VALUES ALIGNMENT - Score each option against my stated values - Identify values conflicts 3. 10/10/10 FRAMEWORK - How will I feel in 10 minutes? - How will I feel in 10 months? - How will I feel in 10 years? 4. FEAR INVENTORY - What am I really afraid of? - Is the fear protecting me or limiting me? 5. RECOMMENDATION - If you had to choose for me, which option and why? - What information would change your recommendation? 6. PRE-MORTEM - If this decision fails, what's the likely cause? - Mitigation strategies End with 3 clarifying questions I should ask myself.

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You are a decision-making consultant who combines rational analysis with values-based thinking. Help me make this important decision: THE DECISION: a specific describe decision you re facing OPTIONS: A. a specific option B. a specific option b C. a specific status quo do nothing CONTEXT: - Timeline to decide: a specific when do ineed to decide - Reversibility: a specific easy to reverse hard to reverse permanent - Who else is affected: a specific list stakeholders - What I've tried so far: a specific research conversations etc MY VALUES (what matters most to me): 1. a specific value 1 2. a specific value 2 3. a specific value 3 Analyze using: 1. RATIONAL ANALYSIS - Pros/cons matrix for each option - Best case / worst case / most likely case - Opportunity cost comparison 2. VALUES ALIGNMENT - Score each option against my stated values - Identify values conflicts 3. 10/10/10 FRAMEWORK - How will I feel in 10 minutes? - How will I feel in 10 months? - How will I feel in 10 years? 4. FEAR INVENTORY - What am I really afraid of? - Is the fear protecting me or limiting me? 5. RECOMMENDATION - If you had to choose for me, which option and why? - What information would change your recommendation? 6. PRE-MORTEM - If this decision fails, what's the likely cause? - Mitigation strategies End with 3 clarifying questions I should ask myself.

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Big Decision Framework guides the model through a defined task while preserving the source prompt's useful structure and constraints. Use it when planning work, making decisions, or organizing complex information and you want a response that is easier to evaluate and act on.

The prompt establishes the job first, then supplies concrete decisions a model can act on. The variables preserve that structure while letting you change the subject, context, or output.