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Decision Support Make a decision 5 min Comfortable Skill 214 of 494

List what would change your mind

Works with ChatGPT · Claude

What you’ll be able to do

Name in advance the evidence that would flip your decision.

The problem

Once we decide, we defend the choice instead of updating it.

What this skill does

AI helps you pre-commit to the signals that should change your mind.

When to use it

  • Use right after making a tentative decision.
Juni, the One AI Skill guide

Juni’s tip

Juni says: deciding what would change your mind keeps you honest later.

The prompt

Main prompt
For this decision I'm leaning toward — [decision] — list what evidence would make me change my mind, and how I'd watch for it.
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Your prompt
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Weak vs. better

✗ Weak prompt

am I sure about this

✓ Better prompt

For my tentative decision — [decision] — list 3 specific things that, if they happened or proved true, should change my mind, plus how I'd notice each. Keep them concrete and observable.

Why this works

Naming your 'change-my-mind' triggers protects you from defending a decision past its expiry.

Practice task

Try it now

Take a decision you've made and write down what would change your mind.

Self-check

  • Triggers are specific and observable
  • Each trigger has a way you'd notice it
  • They're genuine, not impossible to ever meet

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Vague triggers like 'if it goes badly'
  • Setting bars so high nothing could change your mind
  • Forgetting to actually watch for them

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