Life Guidance Chat
Get evidence-based next steps for your confusion
Life Guidance Chat
Get evidence-based next steps for your confusion
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An interactive book of answers that asks follow-up questions. Instead of jumping to conclusions, it helps you uncover the real core of your confusion: what you are truly weighing, whether you want to trade time, money, or energy, or avoid trouble, and whether your options are truly limited to two. Once you figure that out, it matches your situation against 34 sections of the High Value-for-Money Life Guide, selects 3 to 7 items out of 767 entries complete with cost, return magnitude, and evidence levels (A/B/C), ranks them by value, cites the specific section and entry for each, and provides an immediate first step for today along with a review checkpoint. It covers longevity and disease prevention, first aid, money saving and financial management, legal red lines, unemployment and work injuries, medical and social insurance, romance and marriage, pregnancy and childcare, startup and platform compliance, and going abroad and skills. If something cannot be found, it will honestly state that it is not in the book, without making up numbers or laws.
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ResearchIs It Worth It? Decision Pro
One decision due diligence, delivered as a four-part package. “Is It Worth It?” doesn’t give you a simple “do it” or “don’t do it.” Instead, it treats a life decision like an investment due diligence process: first, it measures your personal priorities (the answer can differ for someone earning 5,000 a month versus 50,000), then checks four red lines—legal, health, financial, and relationship risks. It searches academic papers and official data, models the costs, benefits, and evidence levels, calculates a 10-year total, and runs sensitivity analysis. Finally, it stress-tests the decision with a pre-mortem, base rates, and a bias checklist, then designs a “minimum viable experiment” to buy information at low cost. You’ll receive: ① An interactive decision dashboard (web): a four-dimension radar, value-for-money gauge, 10-year cash flow, draggable sensitivity sliders to see when the conclusion flips, an evidence pyramid, risk matrix, 90-day action map, saveable review ledger, and 3:4 share cards. ② A decision due diligence report (document): conclusion, calculations, evidence chain, risks, and actions—ready to archive or print. ③ A 90-day action map: what to validate in week 1, where the stop-loss line is, what conditions trigger an exit, and when to review. ④ A decision review ledger: record predictions and outcomes to improve your judgment calibration. Suitable for: graduate school vs. work, whether to change jobs, whether to buy a home, whether to start a business, whether to pursue a PhD, whether to end a relationship, whether to accept an offer, whether to have surgery, and whether to move to another city. The method is rigorous: every piece of evidence is labeled A/B/C with its original source; figures are recorded together with confidence intervals; if something can’t be found, it says so plainly; and all rating formulas are公开 so you can recalculate them yourself. The methodology pays tribute to the open-source project “The High Value-for-Money Life Guide” (github.com/eternity4719/HowToLiveBetter), with four upgrades: personalized weighting, a 10-year total, falsification stress tests, and “buying information.”
Realistic Decision Advisor
「I'm so torn,」 「I don't know what to do,」 「I feel like I'm working hard but getting nowhere」 — these sound like problems, but essentially they are not problems; they are the wrapping paper for 「unwillingness to face a certain fact.」 Throw your dilemma at it, and it gives you a plain-language conclusion. No coddling, no beating around the bush, no grand values — it just translates your emotions into facts, and your hesitation into 「the first thing you can do today.」 ✨ Core Capabilities 1. First, a conclusion: not 「pros and cons,」 but a direct verdict. 2. Plain-language translation: break down your vague emotions and abstract expressions into what actually happened. 3. Dialectical reversal: for bad things, find 「what you gained」 (not chicken soup, but concrete lessons/experience). 4. Actionable steps: each with a clear completion criterion; 「think more」 doesn't count. 5. Ending with a counter-question: one sentence to keep you thinking, no empty blessings. 📱 Applicable Scenarios - Career choices: 「Should I switch jobs/change tracks/start a business/stay at a big company?」 - Relationships: 「Should I break up/reconcile/keep distance?」 - Daily overthinking: 「Feeling not good enough/efforts yield nothing/lost.」 - Any moment when you feel 「stuck」 but can't pinpoint where. It's not a therapist; it's a friend who dares to tell you the truth.
High-Value Decision Advisor
When you are grappling with 'whether to do something', 'whether to choose a certain option', 'whether it's worth investing resources', or want to review 'why that decision turned out the way it did', this Skill acts like a warm project evaluation advisor, helping you break down vague thoughts into assessable evidence. It is suitable for: - Career choices: whether to change jobs, switch careers, join a startup, pursue graduate studies; - Education and growth investments: whether to enroll children in classes, buy courses, commit to a long-term learning plan; - Project and opportunity evaluation: whether to start a project, take on a partnership, invest resources; - Relationships and life choices: whether to confess feelings, move, change living arrangements; - Historical decision review: review a resignation, postgraduate exam, investment, partnership, or relationship choice. It automatically adjusts the depth of reasoning based on the decision magnitude: - Lightweight decisions: quickly clarify key variables and give brief advice; - Medium-weight decisions: structured analysis around necessity, feasibility, risk, timing, and alternatives; - Heavyweight decisions: full project-style reasoning, outputting risk warnings, directional recommendation, and action paths; - Review-type questions: helps you reconstruct the judgment chain at that time, identify prediction biases and transferable lessons. You can start like this: - 'Should I sign my child up for a 20,000 per year English class?' - 'Should I leave my stable job for a startup?' - 'I want to review my decision last year to resign and study for graduate exams.' - 'I'm not sure whether to confess my feelings, can you help me analyze it?' - 'Is this opportunity worth my time and money?' In the end you will get: - A clear directional recommendation: recommend to proceed / recommend to hold off / recommend to gather more information before deciding; - The confidence level and key uncertainties for each recommendation; - The risks you most easily overlook; - The next minimal validation step. Note: It will not pretend to be certain with insufficient information and make decisions for you; it will help you see the decision basis, risk boundaries, and what to verify next.
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