🧭Align Decision

Make Confident Decisions with Structured Logic

Answer a few key questions and get a weighted score that helps you cut through the noise and understand your situation clearly.

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How It Works

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Choose Your Decision

Select the type of decision you are facing from four common life categories.

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Answer the Questions

Rate key factors like financial stability, stress level, and goal alignment using simple sliders.

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Get Your Score

Receive a weighted score with a breakdown of financial, emotional, and alignment factors.

From the Blog

Research-backed articles on decision-making, psychology, and financial readiness.

  • Decision Science6 min read

    The Science Behind Better Decision-Making

    Cognitive research consistently shows that structured frameworks outperform pure intuition for high-stakes decisions. Here is what the evidence says about how to decide well under uncertainty.

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  • Psychology5 min read

    Why You Should Not Make Major Decisions When Stressed

    Cortisol narrows attention and amplifies short-term thinking. Understanding the neuroscience of stress helps you identify when your judgment is temporarily compromised — and what to do about it.

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  • Finance7 min read

    Financial Runway: How Much Savings You Actually Need Before a Big Change

    The 3–6 months of expenses rule is often cited but poorly understood. We break down what the number should actually be based on your specific situation, risk tolerance, and type of transition.

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  • Decision Science5 min read

    Goal Alignment: The Most Overlooked Factor in Major Decisions

    Most people evaluate big decisions on immediate impact. Research suggests long-term goal alignment is a stronger predictor of satisfaction — and it is almost always underweighted in the moment.

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  • Psychology4 min read

    How to Tell If External Pressure Is Influencing Your Choices

    Family expectations, social comparison, and sunk cost reasoning are among the most common sources of invisible external pressure. Learning to name them is the first step to neutralizing them.

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  • Career8 min read

    Quit or Stay: A Practical Framework for Career Transitions

    Beyond "follow your passion," there are concrete, measurable factors that predict whether leaving a job will be a step forward or a lateral move with extra stress attached. Here is how to evaluate them.

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