You can download the worksheet below.
This worksheet is designed to help clarify the structure of the question that may have been repeating in your mind.
It is not designed to tell you what decision to make.
Instead, it helps make the question itself easier to see clearly.
Sometimes the mind keeps returning to the same question not because the answer is missing, but because the structure of the question has not yet been fully understood.
Download the worksheet and complete it privately at your own pace.
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What this worksheet focuses on
This worksheet focuses on one specific thing:
Understanding why the question keeps returning.
Many people try to immediately answer questions like:
• Should I stay?
• Should I leave?
• Am I making a mistake?
But sometimes the mind continues repeating the question even after many attempts to answer it.
When the structure of the question becomes clearer, the experience itself often becomes easier to understand.
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What people often notice after completing it
After completing the worksheet, people often notice one of two things.
The question becomes clearer.
Or the mind becomes calmer.
Neither outcome forces a decision.
Both simply make the experience easier to understand.
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If the question becomes clearer
Sometimes after completing the worksheet, the question becomes easier to see.
When that happens, the next step is not choosing an answer immediately.
The next step is understanding the structure of the decision itself.
The following worksheet explores that step.
It is a two-part process.
The first worksheet reveals the structure of the decision.
The second worksheet allows the mind to settle once the direction becomes clearer.
They are designed to be used together.
You can explore it here:
Decision Structure Worksheet + After Stabilization Worksheet
Price: $39
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Important note
This site does not tell you what decision to make.
The goal is not to push you toward staying or leaving.
The goal is simply to make the experience easier to understand.
Sometimes clarity about the structure of a decision is enough to change how the question feels.