Frame before solving
Write the decision as one answerable question. Add the desired outcome, relevant constraints and the point at which a choice must be made. This reduces the chance of solving the wrong problem efficiently.
Step 5 of 5 · Reflection complete
Your next useful question
Your choices can point to a preferred approach, but they do not produce a score or diagnosis. Development starts by making your reasoning visible enough to review.
A practical development plan
Separate fact from inference
Create two columns. Place observations in one and interpretations in the other. Then identify what would confirm or challenge each interpretation.
Review one decision
After an outcome becomes visible, note what you expected, what occurred and which signal you would watch next time.
Continue the reflection
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