Tool 01 · Template

Decision
Map.

List the decisions sitting stalled on your desk. Rank them by consequence, not by apparent urgency. What survives that exercise is usually far shorter — and far more expensive — than the initial feeling.

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Stalled decisionWho decidesConsequence of not deciding Monthly cost (R$)Stalled for (months)Reversal criterion
Decisions listed0
Total monthly costR$ 0Sum of what you declared per decision
Already burnedR$ 0Monthly cost × months stalled, per row

How to use this properly

Monthly cost is what the indecision costs per month — lost margin, rework, people idle, a customer who walked. If you do not know, guess low: a conservative number written down beats an exact number imagined.

Reversal criterion is the most ignored and the most useful. Write the objective fact that would make you turn back. A decision without a reversal criterion is not a decision, it is a bet — and that is exactly why it stalls.

Want me to read your map?

If you filled it in and want my reading on which decision to attack first, leave your contact. I reply personally — and if I think you need no help at all, I will say so.

Sends the numeric summary and the top decision, not the whole table.