The Deciding Factor

Hard decision?
Find out what's actually driving it.

Say what matters and how much, score each option honestly, and see which one comes out ahead — and by how far. The numbers usually confirm what you suspected. Sometimes they don't, and that's the useful part.

A plain sentence is perfect. It's only used to suggest criteria — you can change everything after.

How it works

  1. Name what matters. Your own criteria, or a suggested starting set.
  2. Share out 100 points. More points, more sway. That's the whole model.
  3. Rate each option 1–10 on every criterion, where 10 is always best.
  4. See the result — scores out of 100, and what created the gap.

You set the weights before you score anything. That's deliberate — it's the difference between making a decision and justifying one you'd already made.