Decisions & next steps
Decision / Dilemma Reading
6 cardsAvailable
Three cards for each option — what supports it, what it costs, and where it may lead.
The positions and what each one means
- 01A · Support
What pulls you toward the first option - 02A · Challenge or cost
What this path asks of you - 03A · Where it leads
The direction that opens if you choose it - 04B · Support
What pulls you toward the second option - 05B · Challenge or cost
What this path asks of you - 06B · Where it leads
The direction that opens if you choose it
When to use this spread
Three cards for each option — what supports it, what it costs, and where it may lead.
Why this spread
A big decision deserves more than one card per side. Three cards per option give it room: what supports it, what it costs, and where it leads, so you compare whole paths rather than headlines. Best when the options are evenly matched and a mistake would be expensive.
What sets it apart
The expanded version of Option A · Option B, for decisions important enough to deserve more detail.
Example questions
What supports, challenges, and may result from each option?
Open with this questionTwo job offers — what is the real difference between them?
Open with this question
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