Decision Helper

Find the right method for your situation

Observe → Pattern → Choose
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Describe
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Patterns
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Get Method

Step 1: Describe Your Situation

Briefly describe what's happening. Focus on facts you can observe, not interpretations.

Tip: More details = better guidance. Include timing, frequency, who's involved, and specific examples.

Step 2: Identify Patterns

Based on your description, what patterns might be important?

Tip: Look for repetitions. What happens before/after? What makes it better/worse?

Step 3: Your Recommended Method

Based on your input, here's the specific method for your situation:

Note: These methods help you organize your own observations. They are not professional advice. For medical, legal, or financial matters, consult appropriate professionals. Your judgment guides all decisions.

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How This Stays Available

Current Status:

✓ Free to use • ✓ No accounts needed • ✓ Your copy to keep

✓ Official domain: decisiontools.ca

✓ Contact: contact@decisiontools.ca

Tool development in progress.
Optional support options coming in future updates.

How This Tool Works:

  • Builds on what you can actually observe and track
  • Respects your specific situation and choices
  • Includes clear "stop if" safety conditions
  • You maintain control and can adjust anytime
  • No one excluded by inability to contribute
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For now: Use it. Adapt it. Share it. That's support enough.

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Your observations • Your patterns • Your decisions

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Clear notes create clear choices. Track what matters.

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