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Decision Maker

Printable

Compare your options clearly, weigh what matters and move forward with more confidence.

The Havenly Life Decision Maker Printable helps you work through a choice without getting stuck in endless overthinking. Use it to define the decision, compare your options, list pros and cons, score the things that matter most, check the practical reality, listen to your instinct and finish with one clear decision and next step.

🧭 A4 PRINTABLE Decision
Maker

Compare β€’ Weigh β€’ Choose

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Define the Decision

Get clear on exactly what you are deciding and why the choice matters.

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Compare Your Options

Keep up to four realistic choices together instead of holding them all in your head.

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Pros & Cons

See the obvious benefits and drawbacks before moving into deeper comparison.

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What Matters Most

Choose the criteria that matter in this decision and give them an importance weighting.

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Decision Scorecard

Score each option against your criteria to create a clearer side-by-side comparison.

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Gut Check

Balance the practical numbers with what your instinct is telling you too.

✦ YOUR PRINTABLE PAGE ✦

A little look inside

Your Decision Maker Printable gives you one calm place to slow the choice down, separate facts from fear and work through the options in a more structured way. Use it for big decisions, smaller choices or anything you keep circling without reaching a conclusion.
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✦ WHAT'S INCLUDED ✦

Work through the choice from uncertainty to next step

Use the printable to compare the decision from several angles without making the process more complicated than it needs to be.
βœ“ Decision statement βœ“ Decision deadline βœ“ Importance level βœ“ Why the decision matters βœ“ Option one βœ“ Option two βœ“ Option three βœ“ Option four βœ“ Pros & cons βœ“ Decision criteria βœ“ Importance weighting βœ“ Option scoring βœ“ Practical cost check βœ“ Time / effort check βœ“ Risks & unknowns βœ“ Long-term impact βœ“ Gut feeling questions βœ“ Best-case scenario βœ“ Worst-case scenario βœ“ Final decision & next step
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THE HAVENLY WAY

Clarity does not always mean feeling completely certain.

A good decision can still come with nerves, unknowns or a little doubt. Use the page to understand what matters, compare the realistic options and notice what keeps pulling you towards or away from each choice. The aim is enough clarity to move forward β€” not perfect certainty about the future.
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Use the Printable

Print your Decision Maker and work through the choice away from distractions. Write freely, score the options and finish by recording the decision you want to make and the first action that follows it.

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✨ USE IT ONLINE

Interactive Decision Maker

Prefer to compare everything digitally? Use the interactive Decision Maker for automatic weighted scoring, editable options and a saved final decision on your device.

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✦ LITTLE REMINDERS ✦

A few things worth remembering when a decision feels difficult.

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Compare what actually matters

Do not give every detail equal weight. Some criteria are genuinely more important to the decision than others.

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Separate fear from evidence

A possibility can feel frightening without being the most likely outcome. Use the best, worst and most-likely sections to zoom out.

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Notice the option you hope wins

Your instinct is not the only thing that matters, but it can reveal preferences that a pros-and-cons list misses.

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Finish with a next action

A decision becomes more useful when it leads to one clear step rather than another week of thinking about it.

✦ KEEP MOVING FORWARD ✦

More Planning Studio Resources

Pair your Decision Maker Printable with other useful Planning Studio pages.
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READY TO MAKE THE CHOICE?

Your Decision Maker Printable is ready.

Open the full-size printable, add the options you are genuinely considering and work through them one section at a time until the decision feels clear enough to act on.

✦ A good decision does not need perfect certainty β€” just enough clarity to choose the next step. ✦