Example sessions
Six decisions, worked end to end
Each example below is a real session carried through every stage of the framework — from the raw situation to the final report. Read the summary, then download the complete transcript.
- 01Medical
Doctor recommends surgery with 85% success rate but 15% risk of permanent disability.
Kidney failure with an urgent timeline. The session separates the raw medical facts from the fear driving the question, then works from a pseudo objective (“avoid disability”) toward the deeper objective of a livable, functioning life.
Download full session (PDF) → - 02Career
I earn ₹45 lakh annually but hate my job. I have another offer for ₹25 lakh doing work I love.
A ₹20 lakh pay cut against meaningful work, with existing debt and a two-week deadline. The session tests whether the real objective is income, identity, or stability — and what boundary makes the trade survivable.
Download full session (PDF) → - 03Entrepreneurship
I have a secure government job but dream of launching a startup.
Security versus ambition on a one-year horizon, with family responsibilities in the frame. The session abstracts “start a company” into the higher objective it serves, then designs an out-in path that doesn't require a single leap.
Download full session (PDF) → - 04Parenting
My son wants to quit engineering and become a YouTuber.
A parent's decision disguised as their child's. The session surfaces whose objective is actually being solved for, and turns a binary confrontation into a set of testable conditions.
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My spouse has lied to me multiple times about money. Should I divorce?
Repeated financial deception, two children, and eroded trust. The session refuses the yes/no framing, isolates trust as the real variable, and builds a verification boundary before any irreversible step.
Download full session (PDF) → - 06Relocation
Should I move to Canada leaving my aging parents in India?
An unstable career, a job offer abroad, independent but ageing parents who are against the move. The session works the obligation and the opportunity as one system rather than two opposing loyalties.
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