Widen - Decision Making Trainer

🧠 Train yourself to see better options before deciding.

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Technique: Ooching

Can you run a small, cheap experiment before committing to a final choice?

Pick Your Challenge

Where?

What kind of decision?

How tough?

Level 1 · Everyday

Bring Your Own Decision

💡 Stuck on something real right now? Describe it briefly and practice on your own decision.

🌶️ Level 1 · Everyday

🧭 Calibrating · rep 1 of 6

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STEP 1: READ SCENARIO

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Trap Should I do X or Y?

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STEP 2: WIDEN THE CHOICE

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Settings

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How we score

🎯 Feasibility

Could you actually do this, given the time, money and people in the scenario?

🤝 Appropriateness

Does this solve the real problem while protecting the relationships involved?

🧠 Non-Obvious

How far outside the original "Binary Trap" did you manage to think?

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🔓 Break the Trap

Find the AND

Technique nickname: Multitracking

The 8 decision styles

Your style comes from your strongest and weakest skill family — and it evolves as you train.

We've found your decision style

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The Dreamer

My Decision Profile

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The Apprentice

Just starting · calibrating

Your decision fingerprint ?

Break the Trap Make It Real Keep People On-Side

Tap any dot to see the skill behind it.

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Skills stay "Calibrating…" until we've seen them at least 3 times — we only rate what we've genuinely observed.

Widen

Train Your Decision IQ

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Spot the Trap 🚪

Most bad decisions start with believing we only have two options: "Should I do A or B?"

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Widen the Choice 🧠

Invent a third way out. Example: instead of "fire Sam or keep him?" → "move Sam to the support team for a month."

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Get Honest Feedback 📈

Get scored, steal the master-level alternative, and build a daily streak. Based on Chip & Dan Heath's "Decisive".

After a few reps we'll reveal your decision style — and show you how to evolve it. 🧬